h the countryside in search of his creator. Henry Clerval, Victor’s friend, comes to visit Victor and restore his health. Alphonse Frankenstein writes to his son telling him that someone has killed his younger brother, William. At this point, Victor knows who the killer is but cannot actually tell his family or the police. Victor then travels back home. On his way home, Victor comes in contact with the monster. The monster is coming to confront Victor with a proposition, to make him a mate of his own. At first, Victor refuses, but the monster asks for his side of the story to be heard. They then go off to a place where the monster tells his story. The monster has taught himself to read and understand language. One day, he wanders through the woods and comes across letters written by Victor and he then learns of his creation. The monster feels the rejection of mankind and decides to take revenge on his creator. Victor agrees to create the second monster under one condition, that the monster leaves Europe. Victor begins his work after he agrees to marry Elizabeth immediately upon his return. Taking residence just off the coast of Scotland, Victor abandons and destroys his second project. The monster vows to take revenge on Victor for not upholding his end of the bargain. With a wedding date set, Victor distresses over the thought that the monster will come after him on his very special day. He makes sure that he covers all the entrances into his room, so that the monster could not get in, but instead the monster gets into Elizabeth’s room and strangles her. Victor now wants revenge against the monster and chases him across Europe and Russia. He nearly catches him when he is discovered, withered away, by Robert Walton. Near death, Victor is taken aboard ship to recover from his struggles. The monster appears out of the mist of the water. He enters the cabin where Victor is and tells Walton his side of the story. Victor dies, an...
