Shelley’s creature is obviously more like the tiger in Blake’s poem. They both are dangerous, but I would say that even thought the tiger seems like a scary creature, violent, dangerous with the fire in his eyes plus a “hard” heart, dread feet and hands, it does not seem like the author tries to tell us that the tiger is an ugly creature. “Did he smile his work to see?” this line is perfect for both  Frankenstein and the tiger. Victor was overloaded with fear and disgust when  he created his project, and the creator of the tiger wouldn’t probably be happy about what’s he created either.

“The Lamb” by Blake talks about how beautiful the Little Lamb is; and how he is also being taken care of. It’s something Shelly’s Frankenstein was wishing for. And maybe he was like that as we know he told Victor if he’d take care of him he’d be a regular human being.