I want to discuss the idea of ​​Modern Prometheus by Mary Shelley and Blade Runner by Scott. There are ideas that go well together like science, autumn; nature and knowledge; audience representing class and injustice. Furthermore, due to the variety of people's versions, seasons, or time, the historical substance examined in Shelley's Frankenstein and Scott's Blade Runner is representative of changes in the held values ​​and perspectives of society. It is clear that "Monstrosity is the theme that dominates the entire text" and the monster is the center of the action. Mary Shelley wrote Modern Prometheus when she was twenty. There are contexts of Frankenstein that are “Romance; the concept of harmony, God in Nature, spiritual; Scientific advances; Galvanism and scientific arrogance; Industrial Revolution, oppression of the working class; French Revolution. There are contexts of Frankenstein that are “Romance; the idea of ​​harmony, God in Nature, spiritual; Scientific advances; Galvanism and scientific arrogance; Industrial Revolution, oppression of the working class; French Revolution.. Also Frankenstein has an idea of ​​feminism. For example; is Shelley's critique of male arrogance and personal context: Mary Wollstonecraft, William Godwin, and Percy Shelley. Frankenstein is the pioneer of the Gothic novel and the Romantic movement. Shelley insists on dualism in his text to call for an accepted science, signifying the nature of a person's appearance, and to respond to nature versus nurture. After the French Revolution it is noted that the rude attitude will be ruthless, and also similar to other romantics. Shelley believes that the human being is born pure and only the created demon grows. However, Victor's point is different, he explains that society is d...... middle of paper ......alistic for both killers. Also, Deckard's is more machine-like. He has no feelings. He behaves like an inhuman. All in all, both Mary Shelley's Frankenstein and Ridley Scott's Blade Runner insist on showing similar issues such as speculative humanity, the order of science in society and the fears underlying technological progress, and the tension of artificial existence of condemnation to 'life sentence. The fact that both of these texts display similar concerns or issues about the melodic line is illustrative of the resonance these issues have with humanity at large. It is proof that the creature was created only by Victor. Shelley's characterization obviously explains his loneliness and isolation from society. We can understand that feelings of hatred, due to the fact that there is a creator who acts like Frankenstein and explains to others the secret of his life.