Fingerprints are often seen as markers of individual identity. In Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein, however, the Creature is assembled from many bodies and exists without a singular origin. This piece explores how identity can be shaped through experience rather than inherited at birth. The bookmark draws from the visual language of a police fingerprint card and reimagines it as a narrative object. Using symbolic imagery, it reframes a familiar literary figure through themes of empathy, perception, and identity. Designed to live within the pages of a book, it functions as both reading companion and interpretive artifact, inviting readers to engage with the story through a tactile format that blends literary reflection with physical interaction.