One character in this novel ends up in Mr. Kirwin's Irish prison after washing ashore and being accused of murder.
One character in this novel ends up in Mr. Kirwin's Irish prison after washing ashore and being accused of murder. In exchange for that character's work in the Orkneys, another character in this novel vows to move to South America and tend a garden. That character in this novel improves his French by reading Paradise Lost and Plutarch's Lives outside Felix and Agatha's cottage. This novel's protagonist becomes disillusioned with the (*) science of Paracelsus and Albertus Magnus while studying at the University of Ingolstadt. This novel's antagonist strangles Henry Clerval and Elizabeth Lavenza. Near this novel's beginning, Captain Walton picks up a doctor who is chasing his monstrous creation on a dogsled across the Arctic ice. For 10 points, name this novel by Mary Shelley.
One character in this novel ends up in Mr. Kirwin's Irish prison after washing ashore and being accused of murder.
Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus