Is Victor Frankenstein a Good or Bad Person?

Instructions:

Please respond to this and everything in the course with full sentences. The minimum for all Reading Journal entries is 150 words, but there is no maximum for this one. In fact, feel free to elaborate if you'd like.

Frankenstein

While quotes provide very direct evidence when it comes to making academic claims and supporting arguments, there's a lot of things they can't really do on their own.

When it comes to writing research papers and proving you've understood what you've read, summaries can go a long way. Similarly, when citing certain instances in the texts you interpret and analyze at the college level, it's often impossible to orient your audience without summaries.

Now that we've finished (or almost finished) Frankenstein, I'm very interested in hearing about one thing in particular:

Do you think Victor Frankenstein is a good person or a bad person? Or is he both? Or is he neither?

Basically, what do you think of Victor Frankenstein on a moral/ethical level. Please state your position and explain it.