Victor Frankenstein And The Monster

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Victor Frankenstein had been interested in science from a young age one day after an electrical storm the idea sparked in his head to create a monster. After many years of school Victor finally creates the monster in his apartment. Victor's little brother was murdered and Victor had to return home. Victor later finds out that his monster murdered his brother so Victor decided not to reveal his invention. Justine, the Frankenstein's house keeper is charged with the murder. Justine is sentenced to be hung the following day. Victor has now had two close people to his heart die because of the monster. Victor falls into a very deep depression. One day while visiting Mount Montanvert Victor meets his monster. After a long meeting with the monster

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