"Frankenstein, or Modern Prometheus. Volume 3" is the final part of Mary Shelley's cult novel, which leaves readers in constant delight. In this part, there is an intensified conflict between the creation and the creator, and the fate of both is already being decided. The story explores themes of devotion, loneliness, lust for power and, of course, the limits of human pursuit of scientific achievement. "Frankenstein, or Modern Prometheus. Volume 3" will leave readers with an unforgettable impression and raise questions about the moral aspects of creating artificial life.