Read the following passage from chapter 10 of frankenstein, in which victor frankenstein encounters his creature near the summit of montanvert: in the passage, whom does shelley portray as more monstrous: frankenstein or the creature?

In Chapter 10, the author portrays Frankenstein more similar to a monster than the creature.

Explanation:

In chapter 10, Frankenstein, upon encountering the creature acts a little irrationally. Frankenstein gets nervous, shouts, curses the creature and is ready to kill him. He acts like an irrational monster, seized with anger. The creature, however, quietly asks Frankenstein to listen to what he wants to say and so seems more rational and human than Frankenstein.

they are direct opposites. they can both be corrupted. they are inseparable.

not sure maybe the subject closer to it or subject-verb agreement