The basis of human life or the factors that constitute it are represented by the looks and features of the body we, the human race, possess. What makes Homo sapiens distinct from other creatures is superior mental development, the power of eloquent speech, and a conscience. Whether or not a living being has these abilities and a certain appearance, determines if it is anthropomorphic, which comes into play in the film, Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein. The easiest factor when determining a Homo sapien or not is appearance, and the monster had the looks of a human. He had everything a human had to the naked eye, from a brain to a fingernail. Since he was a combination of different bodies, not one part of him wasn’t human. The creation may have