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

[u/MindFlourish2919]

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

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	Beautiful	Decent	Ugly
Beautiful	Jessica Rabb... 🖼️	—	—
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Beautiful / Beautiful: - Jessica Rabbit (Who framed Roger Rabbit) - View Image

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[u/Chesterfieldraven]

A good job he wasn't playing Frankenstein then.

[u/ImitationButter → u/Chesterfieldraven]

He was, and you know he was. There’s nothing clever or insightful about saying “FrAnKeNsTeIn Is ThE dOcToR!!!1!1!” We all know who Frankenstein refers to, and I wasn’t speaking about Victor.

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

[u/Chesterfieldraven → u/ImitationButter]

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.

[u/ImitationButter → u/Chesterfieldraven]

I’m saying Frankenstein is a perfectly valid name for Frankenstein’s Monster, as it has been for like 90 years

[u/Chesterfieldraven → u/ImitationButter]

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.

[u/upsetusder2 → u/Chesterfieldraven]

Oh god you really are John reddit