Mary Shelley's Dr. Frankenstein.

The outward appearance of the monster, who remains nameless, is described by his creator: he is created from various different body parts, he has yellow skin, lustrous eyes, flowing black hair and white teeth, he also has shrivelled complexion and straight black lips. Combine these features with the fact that he is also very tall and the image of a monster is complete. His appearance turns out to be the cause of all his problems. …

…but towards his creator. The monster, just as Victor, reaches a point where he has no feelings left expect hatred. When he sees that his final victim namely Victor Frankenstein, is already dead, he shows remorse. He also states that all killings did not make him feel better. With asn immense self- hatred, he promised Walton that he will consume to ashes ths miserable frame so that future curious generations would not creat another monstor.