Is Frankenstin an example of Rousseau, or Hobbs?

I bealive that the life of Frankenstines monster is a blatent illustration of the Rousseau's State of Nature. Rousseau maintains that man is essentialy good, it is the vise of society that corrupts him. This theam runs parrellel to that of the Journy of Frankenstines monster. When the Monster is First Spawned, is full of love and good intentions, however once he trys to interact with society is becomes hatefull. -Fo Show