Frankenstein was weird, but did he have to ostrecise his creation as well?

So we all know that Victor was a tad eccentric, to say the least. The man was too driven in his scientific pursuits, which was the ultimate reason behind his downfall. He chose to divide himself from his friends and family in lieu of working on his project. But did he really have to turn his own creation against the world? Would Frankenstein's monster have had a decent shot at true humanity if Victor hadn't turned against his creation, but rather embraced him? "The world will never know."