In this novel, the servant Justine has the alibi of sleeping in a deserted hut in her defense against the accusation she killed the main character's brother William. The title character travels to the Orkneys and dies on ship stuck in ice. The main character in this novel is nursed from a brain feve
In this novel, the servant Justine has the alibi of sleeping in a deserted hut in her defense against the accusation she killed the main character's brother William. The title character travels to the Orkneys and dies on ship stuck in ice. The main character in this novel is nursed from a brain fever by Henry Clerval, and that character narrates the death of his wife Elizabeth at the hands of one of his animated creations. For 10 points, identify this novel in which the title character creates a monster, a work by Mary Shelley.
In this novel, the servant Justine has the alibi of sleeping in a deserted hut in her defense against the accusation she killed the main character's brother William.
Frankenstein