Face it, you'll love to see it.
Not how the creature is depicted in the films and or other adaptations, they've gone to the pity path for him. They're good, but they're not the book.
In the originial of Mary Shelly's novel, Frankenstein has beceome the ultimate villian, because of his abandonment by his creator, Dr. Frankenstein (a student at the university). Not just that, but he has gone beyond the measures of even Gaara of the Desert. He is willingly killing for the push of the unwilling Victor Frankenstein, and they fall into an inevitable cyclone to the end.
Face, you'd love to see how that turns out, the creature even Naruto could not face down. (Basically, BEAT UP AND TURN INTO A HAPPY GOOD-GUY!!! )

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Ok, ok, this is obsessing fan here. But you go to read it. It's a good book.