This novel's protagonist recounts how his straw-plaiting mother Caroline took care of Beaufort and wept over his coffin.
This novel's protagonist recounts how his straw-plaiting mother Caroline took care of Beaufort and wept over his coffin. Another character overhears de Volney's Ruins of Empires being read aloud to teach a Moorish girl. Its title character hears that an incriminating locket was found in Justine's possession. An encounter on Montantvert glacier precedes a shift of narrator in this novel, the only work completed for a challenge posed during incessant rain at a Swiss castle about "ghost stories". It opens with four letters to Margaret from her brother Walton, whoses ship sails toward the North Pole and finds a man who suffered his bride Elizabeth's murder after refusing to create a female. For 10 points, name this novel whose namesake natural philosopher Victor creates a "wretch," by Mary Shelley.
This novel's protagonist recounts how his straw-plaiting mother Caroline took care of Beaufort and wept over his coffin.
Frankenstein, or, the Modern Prometheus