Frankenstein, a researcher at a robot factory, creates his own robot that terrifies him. The robot chases and scares him, leading to Frankenstein hiding. He struggles with guilt and fear, especially at night, fearing the robot. When his brother goes missing and is found dead, Frankenstein blames the robot. He tries to attack it but fails, as the robot overpowers him. The robot explains its actions and feelings to Frankenstein.
Frankenstein is the main researcher at a robot factory. He researches hundreds of thousands of robots at the factory, and he eventually thinks he can create his own. He looks at every robotic piece to attempt to replicate the design. He then has an idea to give his own creation to an AI to think for itself. Once it is finished, he powers it on, but thought it was so terrifying that he had no other instinct but to run away.
The robot followed him, leaving answers to many, many questions he had. Eventually, the robot caught up with him and scared Frankenstein hidden with the nearby piece of machinery. The robot was discombobulated just long enough for Frankenstein to escape. Later that evening, Frankenstein hid himself away from the monster. He attempted to get some rest. The thought of the evil robot disturbed him in his sleep. He couldn't close his eyes for one second. Weeks had gone by, and Frankenstein had not seen his diabolical creation since.
He had reunited with his family, hoping they would help him deal with the guilt and fear. He struggled the most with the night, feeling like the robot was watching him, playing on him. One night, the youngest Frankenstein, William, had disappeared. Nobody knew where he went. Every worst nightmare went through his head, begging that it wouldn't be the robot that took him. The entire family searched for him, but he was nowhere to be found. Finally, Victor found his pale, lifeless body in the forest, alone.
Victor knew that with the resources he had given to his creation, it could predict his every action and thought. As soon as he brought William back, he could not even look at his family and urgently traveled back to Geneva. Thinking this would be the last time the robot would predict Victor, he was soon faced with disappointment after seeing his creation hovering over the stony mountains, waiting for him. Blinded by rage, Victor attempts to attack the robot, fueled by the rage of knowing it was the robot that killed his little 30-year-old brother.
The robot instantly predicted his every move, overpowering him easily, shutting him against the ground. The robot needed to explain his rage and fear to Victor and his confusion about his new experiences with humans.