I couldn’t help but notice you referred to Frankenstein. I must say, as a lover of literature and a stickler for accuracy, I find this mistake quite appalling.

Frankenstein, as I’m sure you’re aware (or at least I hope you are), is actually the name of the scientist who created the monster. Therefore, the monster should be referred to as Frankenstein’s monster, not Frankenstein.

I understand that some may find this to be a trivial matter, but as someone who values intellectual discourse and precision in language, I simply cannot let this slide. I implore you to take the time to educate yourself on the nuances of Mary Shelley’s masterpiece, and to use proper terminology when discussing it in the future.

And Frankenstein’s monster did die in the end (as did Frankenstein himself) so your post is entirely meaningless.