Did frankenstein’s monster turn evil and murderous because it was inevitable?

No, the monster turns evil and murderous out of the profound grief that it felt after no one would accept it, as a part of one of the themes of Frankenstein created by Mary Shelley, that man is not corrupt by nature, but is made corrupt by society.

Answer: geoffrey chaucerexplanation: chaucer tells a series of stories from the first person point-of-view that come together to create one big story—the frame story.