Frankenstein Chapters 22-24, Walton in continuation
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- Chapters 22-23
- Chapter 24-Walton, in continuation
- If you had listened to the voice of conscience and heeded the stings of remorse before you had urged your diabolical vengeance to this extremity, Frankenstein would yet have lived.
- That is also my victim! In his murder my crimes are consummated; the miserable series of my being is wound to its close! Oh, Frankenstein! Generous and self-devoted being!
- During the trip, Victor receives a letter from Elizabeth, in which she writes how she is worried bout him. In his letter, he assures her that she is the only source of joy for him. Nevertheless, Victor is worried due to his confrontation with monster. When he with his father arrived in Geneva, the major preparations for the wedding start. Despite this, Elizabeth recognizes the sense of worriness in Victor. At wedding night, Victor with Elizabeth walks around the gardens. As Victor wants to prevent Elizabeth from seeing the battle betweneen him and the monster, he tells Elizabeth to retire for the night, When he starts searching for the monster, he suddenly hears the scream of Elizabeth. As he enters the room, he sees the dead body of Elizabeth with black patterns of the monster's hands.
- As his family wholy destroyed, Victor decides to pursue the monster for revenge. With the help of monster's messages and hints, Victor continues his track till the North Ice and faces with Walton. He retells his story to Walton and then asks him to get his revenge from monster. During the departure of Walton's ship to England, Victor dies. Several days later, one night Walton hears strange harsh voice from the cabin, where Frankenstein lies. When he enters the cabin, he comes across with the feerful monster. Afterwards, he tells Walton about all hardships that he faced with. In conclusion, he informs that he deeply regrets about his evil actions and, with the death of his creator, is ready to die. The creature leaves the ship and disappears in darkness.
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