Seeing as there is very clear paternal symbolism throughout, and even internal dialog of the minster referring to the “doctor” as his father, I think it’s pretty reasonable to assume the minster took the same surname.
I suspect it was when he wrote “minister” that led me to read it as “minister”, but it really could have been anything. I’m kind of tired, so that might have been it.
Seeing as there is very clear paternal symbolism throughout, and even internal dialog of the minster referring to the “doctor” as his father, I think it’s pretty reasonable to assume the minster took the same surname.
I read that as minister and not monster and was very confused. I thought I must have missed a reference to a different movie.
Ah, I made the same mistake!
I suspect it was when he wrote “minister” that led me to read it as “minister”, but it really could have been anything. I’m kind of tired, so that might have been it.
There’s no way the monster would take Frankenstein’s surname. He hated him.
Many people hate their fathers and still keep their surnames.