Frankenstein's Monster

"Did you ever consider the consequences of your actions?"

Frankenstein's Monster is the creation of Victor Frankenstein. Its body is comprised out many other different body parts stitched into one entity.

Creation
The monster was made in the late 1800's in Frankenstein's Castle in Germany. After proving that he can bring life, Frankenstein left his creation to die. In retribution, the monster killed Frankenstein's brother and demanded Frankenstein create a bride. Frankenstein obeys his creation, but destroys it, realizing the consequences of his actions. Enraged, the monster kills Frankenstein's newly wedded bride.

Retreat to the North Pole
With Frankenstein vowing to kill the monster, it flees to the North Pole. The monster, expecting Frankenstein to be following him, awaits its creator, but Frankenstein never meets the monster to fight. The monster waits and begins to miss its creator because it believed to be the only one to understand it, despite despising Frankenstein for not making it a wife.

After weeks of waiting, the monster weeps for its creator, believing him to be dead. It then retreats on a small raft and floats away into the arctic darkness, never to be seen again.