Frankenstein Jurassic Park

Monsters vs.
Dinosaurs Comparison Chart

Frankenstein
Protagonist
Characters
Victor Frankenstein
Dr. Alan Grant
Antagonist
Antagonist
Antagonist
The Creature
Dinosaurs
Conservatives
Additional Comparable Characters

Robert Walton, Elizabeth, Clerval, William,
Alphonse Frankenstein, Justine Moritz, and the
cottagers
Conflict
Ellie, Malcolm, Dr. Hammond, Tim, Lex, Nedry
Man vs. Himself with Explanation

Frankenstein is amazingly determined and
With great aims, Dr. Hammond longs to impart
promotes his reviews by making a monster
his logical advances to others through an
without considering its results in advance.
amusement park. In any case, he experiences
Regardless of the monster being his creation,
issues understanding that nature can never be
him alongside society has abondended it
restrained and reproducing wiped out animals
because of its ugly appearance. He understands definitely will prompt an inconvenience.
the monster has malignant propensities and
Hammond's resolve is clear in his reiteration of
points the finger at himself for its violations.
the expression "saved no cost". He needs to keep
Victor, nonetheless, can't completely
Jurassic Park open due to the exertion he put
acknowledge his duty and battles with offering into it, however might be compelled to
the points of interest of his predicament to
relinquish it after the accidents that have
others.
occured.
Man vs. Society with Explanation
By building Jurassic Park, Dr. Hammond
challenges the negative disgrace held by society
On account of his physical appearance, the
toward dinosaurs. Financial specialists are not
monster ends up in struggle with society. He
makes a few endeavors to meet people however persuaded that the recreation center is
protected, which is the reason Grant, Ellie, and
is constantly headed out or harmed.
Subsequently, the monster gets to be distinctly Malcolm are sent to try things out. All through
the visit, Hammond battles with demonstrating
frustrated with humankind and centers his
that the park is sheltered and safe from a
outrage around demanding vengeance over his
breakage and eventually is compelled to
maker - Victor Frankenstein.
acknowledge that society was correct.
Themes
Themes
Themes
Brainstorm
themes for all
3 (film, novel,
and moral
dilemma) and
then create a
theme
Men should never disturb nature's wish.
statement that Sometimes, ambition can be an enemy.
applies to ALL
3. This will be
in the way you
word the
theme
statement.
Similarities
Ending Scenes
& the Effects
of those
differences on
THEME, TONE,
SUSPENSE,
MOOD, Etc.
Jurassic Park
Protagonist
Scientific Moral Dilemma Section Comparison

Chart
Scientific Moral Dilemma - Stem Cell Research
Protagonist
Embryonic Scientists
Nature always triumphs.

Greed makes us oblivious to danger
Scientific advancement may not always be
ethical.
NA
Man vs. Himself with Explanation
While many scientists know that this
groundbreaking research has the potential to
save people from all kinds of diseases, there
main problem is determinging if the scientific
promise sufficient enough to make us put the
ethical concerns aside and support the research?
Many of these scientists have great aim in their
field that they could unlock the secret to
helping us find unkown cures. However, some of
the scientists in the community will have to face
the fact that they will be "defying" natures will
and commiting a so called "crime".
Man vs. Society with Explanation
Embryonic scientists are often put under
immense scrutiny by the conservatives of
society, due to their research involving the
destruction of human embryos. The main
controversy arises from the question, "At what
point does society consider life to begin?"
Embryonic scientists argue that it is morally
acceptable to destroy an embryo cell if it can
cure countless number of patients.
Themes
Man should not try to play "GOD", as the power

of nature is beyond his understanding.
Differences
The significant distinction between the two
Towards the ending, both antagonists have
works includes the death of Victor and the
accomplished their goal - the Creature indirectly survival of Dr. Hammond. In Frankenstein, this
leads to Frankenstein's death and the dinosaurs sets a dismal tone and depicts nature with a
assert their status over the humans in the park. negative implication. Jurassic Park, then again,
Most importantly, both protagonists are
has the gathering escape, as nature "sent" the Tportrayed to have faced consequences for
rex to "save" them, tremendously in a
creating life.
helicopter, as to stress the force of nature over
man.
Robert Walton
Mr. Hammond
Hammond aims to use his scientific discoveries
Walton is on a quest to reach the North Pole and
for entertainment purposes. As a result, he
faces many difficulties such as unfavorable
opens a theme park without fully considering
conditions and possible mutiny.
the ethics behind his scientific advancements.
Victor Frankenstein
The Quest
Frankenstein seeks to pursue his studies, which

leads him to consider the idea of creating life.
He makes this his goal and sacrifices his health
and relationships in the process. In the end, his
"quest" changes into one of revenge toward the
creature in retaliation for its crimes.
The Creature
Dr. Grant
Dr. Grant finds himself caught in an an
unexpected situation and therefore acts to
protect everyone else. Although he displays
selfless behavior, he does not make an effort to
prove himself.
Nedry
NA
The Quest
After being abandoned, the creature finds

himself on a quest for acceptance and affection.
He initially attempts to make a connection with
the cottagers, but this fails and forces the
creature to seek his creator instead. By doing
so, he hopes to convince his creator to make
another female creature. The creature's quest
changes again after Frankenstein refuses; he
makes it his purpose to take revenge on
Frankenstein.
Nedry is plagued with financial issues and takes

on a job to steal dinosaur embryos for millions
of dollars. Because of his fiasco, dinosaurs are
able to escape and chaos plagues the park. This
exemplifies the saying of the needs of one are
not greater than the needs of the many.

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Monsters vs.

Dinosaurs Comparison Chart

Dr. Alan Grant

Additional Comparable Characters

Ellie, Malcolm, Dr. Hammond, Tim, Lex, Nedry

Man vs. Himself with Explanation

Scientific Moral Dilemma Section Comparison

Nature always triumphs.

Man should not try to play "GOD", as the power

Frankenstein seeks to pursue his studies, which

After being abandoned, the creature finds

Nedry is plagued with financial issues and takes

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