Yeah, the town's people were the monsters.

Aeon18King said:
Yeah, the town's people were the monsters.

Except, you know.. No masses with pitchforks in the book. In fact, besides Frankenstein himself, nearly no one knew about the monster at all (and lived)

Artist said:
I slightly edited the original so it reads "Frankenstein" instead of "Frankenstien"

In the German Language, Stien is pronounced "Stine"; Stein is pronounced "Steen." When you have the fairly common ie, or ei word, the pronunciation is usually that of the first letter. There are a few exceptions, like in the word Beer Stein, but when part of a larger word, it generally works how I described.

Thus you've created FrankenstEEn's monster.

Klaue said:
Except, you know.. No masses with pitchforks in the book. In fact, besides Frankenstein himself, nearly no one knew about the monster at all (and lived)

Wow, wished the media portrayed the correct story of Frankenstein then.

H3xx said:

In the German Language, Stien is pronounced "Stine"; Stein is pronounced "Steen." When you have the fairly common ie, or ei word, the pronunciation is usually that of the first letter. There are a few exceptions, like in the word Beer Stein, but when part of a larger word, it generally works how I described.

Thus you've created FrankenstEEn's monster.

Uh.. Ich spreche Deutsch. Stien would be pronounced as steen, if it was a word, stein is stine. Stein, Stone, is pronounced /ʃtaɪn/. Ei is a whole own sound, in the seldom cases where it's actually pronounced as e i, it should be written as eï (ok it often isn't as people are lazy).
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Stein#Pronunciation
This is true for pretty much every word with ei, like, well, Ei (egg) itself, or Wein (wine, fits in pronounciation, notice how it's not "ween"), Eigen (own), steigen (climb), Eiger (the mountain), Einerlei (monotony, has two of them, both not pronounced ee), Sicherheit (security), beiliegend (attached, the ei and ie are pronounced really differently) and so on.

and besides, even if I was totally wrong with that, "Frankenstein" is actually the name of the book
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frankenstein

Bevor du das nächste mal den Klugscheisser spielst, prüf erstmal ob das was du sagst auch Hand und Fuss hat :D

Aeon18King said:
Wow, wished the media portrayed the correct story of Frankenstein then.

Read the book, it's really great

Aeon18King said:
Yeah, the town's people were the monsters.

...people can be ass wholes...