“‘Drink, then, thou lofty creature!”’ exclaimed Aylmer, with fervid admiration. “‘There is no taint of imperfection on thy spirit. Thy sensible frame, too, shall soon be all perfect.”’ p.8 8. (CX) The entire story has been leading to the climax. The wife is given a drink that she is supposed to drink to get rid of her birthmark, instead it kills the wife. Also as Georgiana studies several features of her husband’s profession she finds herself fascinated by what he can do than her life could be at risk. Although she finds out that all of his experiments never quiet reached what he
