In Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, what are some similarities between Frankenstein and the monster?

Victorandthat he creates are more similar than Victor may
want to admit. This is ironic
because Victor considers his treatment of the
monster a result of his utter repugnance at the
appearance and, later,
actions of the monster. Ultimately, though, Victor makes the monster be
what
he becomes. 

Both Victor and the monster are ambitious in the
novel.
Victor's ambition is actually what...