Summary Of Frankenstein's Creature

Victor had nervously opened the door of his lab, prepared to build his monstrous creature’s companion. His heart was a drum making a steady, but quick beat and his legs had been shaking. He had tried to wipe his hands on the side of his coat, but utterly failed. Victor’s unorganized lab was full of machines that lay all over the ground. The room was dimly lit and had overflowed beakers that left tiny pools of strange liquids. As soon as Victor had entered the lab, he smelled the chemicals from beakers that floated through the lab. Victor flinched at the small noise of his Creature shifting impatiently in his seat in the corner of the room. He gradually walked up to his monstrous creature’s companion’s body parts and carefully stitched each component together. Victor had felt her soft, smooth skin, while working in haste and hoped that the creature would be pleased with the beauty that the bride held. However, Victor had a sour taste in his mouth from the perilous, tremulous task that he would soon accomplish and hoped that he could escape his terrible fate.

As Victor worked, many thoughts drifted through his mind. His strongest one was how Victor …show more content…
He had taken one last glimpse of this beautiful creation whom he had come to love as if she was family. Then finally, he used all the strength he had and pushed the Creature, clutching the bride, off the cliff. It was as if he had watched them fall in slow motion. Victor had noticed the Creature’s wide eyes, from the fear the Creature was feeling, had been mirroring Victor himself, and for once Victor could see the similarity in both of them. They had both been psychotic and mad, Victor from wanting to dabble in the science no man has ever discovered and the Creature from depression and loneliness. On the other hand, the glamorous bride had looked up at Victor and smiled showing that she was happy for