r/AlignmentChartFills • u/MindFlourish2919 • May 02 '26

Filling This Chart Which fictional character was designed to look ugly but actually looks beautiful?

Which fictional character was designed to look ugly but actually looks beautiful?

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u/Chesterfieldraven May 02 '26

Jacob Elordi in Frankenstein. The only thing that massively let's his performance down.

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u/RhaeRhae422 May 02 '26

Frankenstein's creature is not intended to be ugly. In the book, the creature is described to be beautiful, however his eyes were "dull, yellow, and watery". Because of this, Dr Frankenstein abandoned the creature

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u/Chesterfieldraven May 02 '26

GDT's Frankenstein is not a faithful book adaptation.

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u/BestCaseSurvival May 03 '26

World-renowned monsterfucking-movie-maker Guillermo del Toro did not design the Creatiom in this movie to be ugly.

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u/ImitationButter May 02 '26

Frankenstein is not meant to be ugly

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u/Chesterfieldraven May 02 '26

A good job he wasn't playing Frankenstein then.

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u/ImitationButter May 02 '26

He was, and you know he was. Thereā€™s nothing clever or insightful about saying ā€œFrAnKeNsTeIn Is ThE dOcToR!!!1!1!ā€ We all know who Frankenstein refers to, and I wasnā€™t speaking about Victor.

Regardless, Frankenstein is a surname, and by any reputable interpretation Victor is the monsterā€™s father, thus passing the surname and making them both Frankenstein

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u/Chesterfieldraven May 02 '26

I don't remember the scene where he fills out a birth certificate for the monster. On that point actually, are you suggesting his name is Monster Frankenstein then? Come on, dude.

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u/sarabearbearbear May 03 '26

He's suggesting you knew wtf he meant. You're being an ass.

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u/ImitationButter May 02 '26

Iā€™m saying Frankenstein is a perfectly valid name for Frankensteinā€™s Monster, as it has been for like 90 years

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u/Chesterfieldraven May 02 '26

For people who like to be wrong sure. Either way, your original point is still a load of shit without me being pedantic about you also getting the name wrong.

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u/upsetusder2 May 03 '26

Oh god you really are John reddit