An idea becomes a vision, the vision develops a plan, and this plan becomes an ambition. Unfortunately for Victor Frankenstein, his ambitions and successes have drowned him in sorrow due to many unfortunate events. These events caused suffering to Victor's family and his creation. Rejection and isolation are two of the most vital issues from which many terrible consequences arise. Victor isolates himself from family, friends and his future wife. It is his ambitions that isolate him and give birth to a creature whose suffering has been unfairly passed on to his life. The creature is isolated from everyone, including its creator. He had no choice, unlike Victor. Eventually, as the story begins to change, the creature begins to take control of the situation. Now it is Victor who is isolated from the creature as a form of revenge. All the events and misfortunes encountered in Frankenstein are connected to each other as a chain of actions and reactions. Naturally the first action and link in the chain is initiated by Victor Frankenstein. Victor's life begins with great potential. He comes from a fairly wealthy family whose lack of love for each other never existed. He is given everything he needs for a great future and his academics appear to be in recovery. Everything begins to change when Victor's ambitions become his life. He leaves to study in Ingolstadt where his destiny begins to unfold. This is when Victor's isolation begins. The search for life's secrets consumes him for many years until he thinks he has found them. For months he assembles what he needs for his creation to come to life. The day came when he could complete his life research project. This day was described as the “breathless… middle of the card… day of creation as a way of vengeance and vengeance for all the anguish it brought to the creature. The creature, initially the most innocent, is alienated from its creator and from every individual who witnesses its presence. Ultimately, Victor isolates himself from his loved ones to realize his ambitions. All these misfortunes are caused by the lack of moral decisions. Unfortunately, these decisions ruined the lives of many people involved in Victor's life. All of these events are evidence of what people's actions can entail when isolation is a major theme in their lives. Works Cited Shelley, Mary. Frankenstein: A Critical Edition by Norton. and. J. Paul Hunter. New York: W. W. Norton, 1996.