Frankenstein

The Frankenstein Monster, as depicted by Boris Karloff in early films, is a creature of great physical power and size, towering with a grand stature and a brooding, formidable appearance. He is fundamentally aimable in nature, often misunderstood due to his frightening exterior and demeanor. His behavior is characterized by a deep-seated mistrust and wariness towards others, largely due to the fear and rejection he faces upon being discovered. The Monster harbors a significant phobia of fire, which adds to his distress and vulnerability. Relationships are virtually non-existent for him as his solitary nature stems from his lack of companionship and the cruelty he endures from society, leading him to live in solitude.