Frankenstein's Monster

Onomastic category: Anthroponym Original source: Mary Shelley, Frankenstein(1818) Associated with: ambition and experiment, responsibility, technological development, uncontrolled ambition Historical Background: The novel tells the story of Victor Frankenstein, a scientist who creates a living being from assembled body parts. However, he rejects his creation, leaving the creature isolated and resentful. Eventually, the creature's actions bring destruction to Frankenstein and those around him. Figuratively means a creation or a project that becomes uncontrollable and causes problems for its creator. Real life expressions: "Your own Frankenstein" "A Frankenstein's monster of a system" "The company introduced a new system to make its work easierm but it became a Frankenstein's monster that nobody knew how to manage"