Create an alternate ending to Frankenstein the novel :

Captain Walton ends the story at the beginning of it. Walton's ship became trapped in the ice, resulting in the deaths of several of his crew. He fears mutiny; many wanted him to turn south as soon as the train was free. He debates whether to go ahead or turn back. Frankenstein urges him to move forward with his journey and tells him that glory comes at the price of sacrifice. Walton eventually turns the ship to return home, and Frankenstein dies. The monster then appears and finds its creator dead. He tells Walton of his plan to go as far north as possible and die so that eventually the whole bad thing can be over. 

Mary Shelley's novel Frankenstein has endured for over 200 years because of the power of its themes, which include the breakdown of family relationships and social responsibility, and the importance of personal identity.

Most people are familiar with the first ending, where Dr. Frankenstein destroys himself and his creation having created it in violation of a moral code that he developed for himself through his own sense of self-awareness.
And now I want to give this story a different and happier ending. In this alternate ending chapter to Frankenstein, Victor does not run away from his problems, but instead he decides to tackle them and does not see them as nearly as big of problems. He realizes that he needs to nurture his creation in the beginning instead of in the end when it is too late. He accepts the creature and decides to let his closest friend in and accept the creature as well. This chapter includes  the romantic element of love of nature. Frank becomes fascinated with nature during Victor and Frank’s walk in the woods, and Frank and Vicki decide to live out their lives deep in the woods.