Answer: In contrast to his creature, Victor Frankenstein is all-powerful, capable of "trampling him to ashes," while still calling him to repentance for all his murders (sins) Dr. Victor, his Creator, is seen by the Creature as the one who interacts with him by offering his life, and he embraces whatever Mr. Frankenstein tries to do with him. He will, however, exact vengeance on Frankenstein's remaining associates. It's plain that God and Job aren't an ideal match. God chooses to leave the Devil in charge of all evil in Job's world, according to the Bible. Even though Job and Frankenstein's creature are vastly different, this chapter depicts an almighty and noble Victor and a submissive creature, sinner
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