After Caroline Beaufort dies, the title character goes to Ingolstadt to study alchemy, and he becomes saved by the narrator, Robert Walton, when he goes to the Arctic Circle.
In this novel, a main character cites Paradise Lost, Plutarch's Lives, and Sorrows of Werther as the works that influenced him greatly. That character tries to befriend a blind man to become acquainted with Safie and Felix, but fails because of his ugliness. After Caroline Beaufort dies, the title character goes to Ingolstadt to study alchemy, and he becomes saved by the narrator, Robert Walton, when he goes to the Arctic Circle. The maid Justine Moritz, his wife Elizabeth and his best friend Henry Clerval are murdered because he refuses to create a female companion. For 10 points, name this gothic tale about a "Modern Prometheus", written by Mary Shelley.
In this novel, a main character cites Paradise Lost, Plutarch's Lives, and Sorrows of Werther as the works that influenced him greatly.
{Frankenstein}, or The Modern Prometheus