When classical text is converted into film by modern people, we sometimes find out that certain characters change in a way more suitable for a film version. This is the case of the novel 'Frankenstein' written by Mary Shelly in 1818. It was recreated in several different versions of film. The particular one directed by Kenneth Branagh in 1994 suggests a somewhat different character of ¡®Elizabeth' from the novel. As a result, the change can take effects …showed first 75 words of 753 total…

…showed last 75 words of 753 total…both in the novel and the film. In the case of 'Frankenstein', converting process has accompanied the transformation of female character. In fact, she can be defined as a more extroverted figure, sharing 'love of equals' in the film version. Furthermore, the fresh approach to the character of Elizabeth takes good effects, which makes the story more proper in a cinematic way, and hence, provide people with an opportunity to appreciate the great work anew.