s blindness surely overcome human prejudice against physical ugliness, De Lacey commiserated with the Monster and graciously offered him help and friendship. But the reaction of the old man's sighted family upon seeing the Monster desperately clinging to their father deemed him a fiendish threat and the creature found himself drive out of the society of cottagers. The director Kenneth Branagh has used such film techniques in this scene of the movie, which makes the viewers cry and they recognize that the injustice of Victor Frankenstein actions. The Monster cries in this scene because the monster is not jus only dissimilar but is beyond categorization, parentless, racially indistinct and vocationless. The monster does not have any friend to share his sorrow and pain with. Without the ability to link him to anything familiar, those who met the Creature relied in their senses. They saw parody of human nature, not latent humanity. "Dastardly creation is handsomely designed and sumptuously costumed" (Hal Hinson 1:1) The monster was handsomely designed in such a way that it has all the qualities of a normal human being. He has the ability to think and feel, beside that he had some better qualities as compare to human beings .The monster begun to developed more sophisticated emotions as he becomes aware of others, and feels compassion, sharing their joy and sorrow. ...
