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Chapter 4 Chapter 4  Niel and Judge Pommeroy were invited to Forresters for tonight. Captain Forrester met the guests at the door. Constance Ogden is a beautiful girl, but she denies Niel for fun. He watched Frank Ellinger, a man old enough to be considered. All Constance drinks cocktails except those offered at the bottom of Frank's glass. When Niel won the offer, he did it, but Constance was not bought. At dinner, Captain Forrester's safe tour and everyone's service, happy at the end of the table. His attitude is ancient but inspires confidence. When he gives the same toast every time, "Happy Day!" That made Niel get the precarious nature of life. Mrs. Ogden asked Captain Forrester to tell how he had discovered this plot of land in Indian times. The captain tells his story, how he came west after the Civil War, work as a driver of goods across the highlands from Nebraska City to Denver. He appreciates what the virgin is tall. Indian camp near Air Manis a...

In the next few years Niel did not meet much with Mrs. Forrester, which is only in Sweet Water in the summer. Forresters spend winter in Denver and Colorado Springs. He knew Mrs. Forrester liked it, because he always invited him with his uncle for dinner and picnics. Sometimes he saw the Captain take visitors to the house. Black Tom, Judge Pommeroy's servant, waited at the table for a dinner party. Chapter 3 Then the captain fell from his horse and was unable to pursue his career on the railroad track. When he returned to Air Manis, he walked with a stick, heavier and older. Every year Forresters make fewer trips and are absent from shorter homes. Air Manis also doesn't match crop failure. George Adams and his family returned to Massachusetts. Others follow. There were not many visitors to Forrester's house. Niel's father Herbert had to move to Denver for office work, leaving Niel to read the law with his uncle. Niel didn't like the law, but he liked his uncle...

Chapter 2 These incidents began in the summer of Ny's compilation. Forrester is still a young woman, and she is expected to be a great city. While he bought roses on a ship, he searched for fish for fishing in the marshland. He agreed and then asked Mary, the cook, to make cakes for boys. They had lunch at Grove Cottonwood, Mrs.'s compilation Forrester wore a white dress and brought them cakes. He told the boy that he sometimes waded through swamps. They are very happy because they bring their own cookies. He is a "very special type of person" like royalty (p. 21). The children told the grass and talked about who poisoned Judge Pommeroy's spaniel. When they talk about him, he appears: Ivy Peters or "Poison Ivy," an arrogant and disrespectful teenager. He has a gun. One of the boys said that support was Mrs. Forrester doesn't want to hunt on land. Ivy claims she is as good as she is and will do what she likes. He has been proven to be stung by bee...

Chapter 24 In the last chapter of Shelly, Victor leaves Geneva to kill the monster. He decides to finish off wild animals once and for all, if that's the thing to do. Teaching lasts for days, until finally they are in the north pole. The Frankenstein and Monsters walk in the middle of the uninhabited snow using a dog sled. In the middle of this chapter, Robert Walton again holds control of his narrative. He continued his voice for his concern for Victor in life was to kill his creation. Unfortunately the ship's ship is surrounded by frozen ice. Victor opposed every trip to South Sumatra, Walton agrees to return to England if the ice ice broke. Victor asks Walton to trace the whereabouts of the monster but he realizes that it is not his responsibility and allows him to face his enemy. Victor's health kept on going and he can not last long. Just when Walton believed Victor is dead. The scene hates Walton. But the monster claimed that his mission was over that he would no...

Chapter 23 On the night of the wedding which is very sacred and beautiful, everything is going very smoothly instead of anything happening at the event. Poor Victor, he is ready to carry a gun wherever he is so that if his enemies approach him he is used to solving the problem. But not long after Victor heard a scream of blood coming from his new bridal room, with shock he was shocked to come to his room and see blood splattered everywhere. He saw his wife suffocated. Victor returned to Geneva to talk to law enforcement about what he experienced. But he felt very foolish to say all that to the authorities because he had said that the offender was a self-created monster.

Chapter 22 Still on the way home, Victor is very sick. even though his father linked him to his delirium. Victor was left to explode his friends, William, Harry Justine, all have died in his hands. Frankenstein is very sincere in making sure that they died not because of Victor but the attempt failed. Victor still remembers the words the monster said to him that he would continue to be with him in his marriage. once they returned to Geneva. On the wedding day Victor feels worried about what he will face in the future.

Chapter: 1 Thirty or forty years ago there was a house which is known as the friendliness. It was located between along the Burlington Rail line between the effort and Denver's captain Forster, a train builder. Even in the area of ​​the house had several community classes. Some of them were peasants, developers from the east, including captain Burlington who always lived in Captain Forester's house in sweet water. The ordinary house was located on two beautiful hills and passes through two tributaries, near the cotton forest. Some residents there want swamps for planting land. But Forester wanted the land to remain natural as a swamp. He had no children and Mr. Forester lived in the house with the wife he loved. His wife was 25 years younger than him, the lady who was a perfect ladder to welcome important guests. she was very beautiful and graceful, making any man happy and at ease if close to him. Captain had married her in California and brought her bride home. They only li...

Chapter 21 Before the court, Victor know that he is a suspect in the recent murder of a young boy. After seeing the corps of the young boy, Frankenstein he is horrified to find that his corps is Henry Clerval. After looking the neck injury, the monster is to blame. He spends three moths in the prison before getting off. During this period Victor is shaken with a feverish physical and mental sickness. Finally, his father arrives, and the two return to Geneva together. Victor resolves to protect his family (what it is left of it) from the monster.

Chapter 20 Suddenly, Victor realizes that he cannot guarantee that his creation agrees to live in exile in South America. What is troubling is both of the monster produce their own new race, which wanders around the earth. That new race of the monster which will terrorize the future generation of human. seeing outside of the window, the frightening creature, which makes him fixing to do his job. Frankenstein and his creature have other a heated conversation and that creation repeats threats of revenge. That is decided, Victor agrees to meet with Clerval in a small town near the bank of the river.When Frankenstein is arriving, however, the gave a rude speech that is wanted by the police. this confuses Victore, but he agrees to go with them.

Chapter 19 Now in the London with the Creval. Victor tries  to be slow but it is impossible. Frankenstein postpones hi planning to go around London with Clerval. However, Victor asks his friend to leave him alone for several weeks. So, Victor begins to create the other creature. He tells that he sees the direction of the settlement with trembling hopes, which he does not believe for himself to ask, but that mixed with a bad feeling about evil, which made my heart hurt in his chest

Chapter 18  Victor hates the plan and creates another monster. So he drags his feet. At that moment, his father tells about his wish for Victor and Elizabeth marry. Victor says that he does loves Elizabeth so much and finally he wants to marry with Elizabeth. But he should come back to the British for a while. In the British, Victor begins creating the other monster. Victor tells that he is the salve of his monster.

Chapter 17 Finally the monster finishes his narration said that he would terrorize Frankenstein. Victor was disgusted with the plan planned by the wild animal. Victor told the creature that he would not create another creature of its kind. However, after the monster told Frankenstein that he and his partner would live in South America and not disturb anyone. Victor changes his mind. Still, Frankenstein was afraid of the task ahead of him..

Chapter 16 This chapter marks about the big changing in the monster attitude to the old man. the monster does not build himself to the society, instead the monster gets anger the human society. He tells that there is no among the billions of society who is pity with him. He gets anger and thinks that should he gives kindness to his enemy. No! that is not true. At that moment he decelerates to war with the species, and more than all. Against who has performed him When he returns to the cottage. After deciding to try the lucky once more time with the human society, he finds that all of the human go away and never back. hearing Felix's conversation with the men over him. the monster feels like betrayed by the family whom his love. Having traveling alone, The monster see the girl falls to the river and save her from  a heavy river flow up. Putting the girl on the dry soil. When the man runs with him, he carries the girl and run away from the monster. When the monster follows hi...

Chapter 15 Having finish discussed about "protector" Frankenstein's monster describes three books which he finds beside of cottage and decides to read that books. Normally, he explains those book (Paradise lost, Plutarch's Lives and Sorrow of The Water) only serve for making him sinking "into the lowest dejection" he is especially surprised by what is read about Adam in The Paradise Lost. Although, he identifies by himself with Adam and "wretched, helpless and lonely". He also fins something in his pocket. Frankenstein's note for himself during the time when he create him. Reading this makes him disgusts. Finally, the monster builds up his bravery to face cottagers. He waits until the old man leaves. He goes to cabin and ignore the blind man who is still there because the blind man will not see him thunderstruck by his horrific appearance. He enters and begins pleasant conversation with the blind old man. But, when the appropriate time he wil...

Chapter 14 In this chapter, the monster discovers that the old man who live in the cottage is De Lacey, a man form a wealthy French family. On the other side, Safie and her father are Turkish. These two families meet in Paris. Unfortunately, Safies father must be arrested in Paris, as they are a wealthy foreigner. Figuring out this injustice treatment, Felix becomes completely upset so as he has a plan to help Safies father to escape from the jail. Safies father promises felix that he can marry his daughter if he runs his plan smoothly. When the plan succeed, however, Safies father double-crosses Felix and heads back to Constantinople, instructing his daughter to follow with the rest of their belongings. At the same time, Agatha and De Lacey are put into jail because of the crime that Felix made for helping Safies father runs away. Felix returns to Paris to attend the trial of his family. After five months, the trial takes place, after which Felix and his family lose their wealth and ...

Chapter 13 One day, when the monster is observing the activities of the cottagers as usual, he sees a completely out of the ordinary situation. Two figures, an Arabian beauty named Sefie and her guide, pull up to the cabin on a horse. Soon it becomes clear that Felix and the Arabian know each other, although they speak different languages. Everyone seems to be very happy on that day as this young couple entwine a very romantic relationship. The monster utilizes this opportunity to learn further about human culture and history, since he has a special ability to analyze humanity although he is not a human himself. From his analysis, the monster realizes that he is disconnected from the humans he admires. He learns that the most respected men in society should have wealth and influence. Thus, he laments by expressing, "I possessed no money, no friends, no kind of property.."

Chapter 12 The monster spies the cottagers to find out their normal routines. From his observation, the monster discovers that inside the cottage there are an old blind man, a young man, and a woman who live sadly because of the poverty. Revealing this fact, the monster wants to help this family so as they can live happily. The monster collects firewood and stealthily place it at their door to ease their workload. Soon, the monster knows the family members name that the young man is Felix and the young women is Agatha. However, the monster still do not know of what to do next for this family. He is too afraid of revealing his self-identity and fears the family members of his ugly face. He sees his own reflection on water while speaking to himself I was filled with the bitterest sensations of despondence and mortification."

Chapter 11 In this chapter, Victor reveals that the monster is not the coldhearted heathen like what he has portrayed before. In fact, his creation is very human-like that has feelings, desires, and even distinct personality. From the moment of this consciousness, he tells that it requires some time for his eyes to adjust with this new better situation. He finally decides to move the refuges to the nearest forest. During the journey, he feels very hungry and depends his life on the berries and acorns. Yet, he keeps breaking through the forest to reach his destination. Eventually, he sees a small hut some distance away. He enters the small hut, hoping to find food and shelter. However, the shepherd who inhabits the house runs away in terror. Then, he decides to build his own small shelter made of wood and straw that is hidden in the dense forest. Soon, he discovers that he is not alone in the forest as he sees a nearby cottage. After doing a little observation, he believes that a youn...

Chapter 10 This chapter mainly talks about the spiritual activities done by Victor in the Alps, a place that he uses to do self-reflection for spiritual awakening. He often alludes himself for human awareness limit, the idea of discovering secrets that they were not meant to find. In the Alps Mountain, in addition, he asks the wandering spirit if they will permit him to have solutions for his problems. Unfortunately, he gets no answer for his request. Soon after this, a superhuman monster appears in front of Victor and demands him to listen to a story told by the monster.  Otherwise, the monster will glut the maw of death, until it be satiated with the blood of Victors remaining friends. Victor is disgusted by the request made by the monster, but he agrees to at least listen to the story. The monster alludes to his own contempt for mankind, and especially for his creator, describing himself as a fallen angel not allowed even the faintest hint of the happiness he witnesses in human...

Chapter 9 After the execution, Victor feels extremely melancholy. He feels that he is seized by a strong feeling of guilt that harries him away to a hell of intense tortures. When he is alone, he likes to row a small boat in the middle of a nearby lake. He often thinks about killing his sense of guilty by suicide. Elizabeth's devastation, however, keeps him from taking the action as he loves Elizabeth very much. Victors sadness even grows stronger as his family is haunted by a perpetual fear that a new tragedy will befall the family. He describes himself as the author of unalterable evils and he must find ways to prevent his creature to make another wickedness.

Chapter 8 Justine is accused as the killer in this tragedy. It is based on the evidence that the girl is missing the whole night of the murder. Moreover, people also find out a more convincing proof that Justine holds a certain picture which show that she is the murderer. In fact, the picture was given by Elizabeth to William just before she left to forest for her fateful walk. Justine, as the person who is accused in this murder, cannot explain how she gets the picture with her. In the following morning, Victors hears a news that Justine has admitted that she is the murderer. When Victor and Elizabeth try to confirm about this, Justin tells them that she makes a lie confession. As the consequence, Justin is executed in the following day and Victor regrets this punishment.

Chapter 7 Victor gets the letter from his father which told that the tragedy happens in his home. Little William was killed and the Elizabeth receives the news hardly. "She cries again and again" She can not bear her own fells. Mr. Frankenstein regrets. The Victor's heart sinks and he decides to go to Janewa. Near with his house, when the storm is happening, Victor is surprised with the big creatures which is peeping him into the dark threes in the middle of forest. "A flash of lightening illuminated the object and discovered its shapes plainly to him. Its gigantic seems giant and deformity of its aspect, more hideous than belongs to human. That tells me directly that is disgusted and dirty devil. To whom i given the life. From that, Victor realizes that it is the killer. He was so done with that and gone home sadly. Victor heard the more frightened news that Justin who is their adopted child accused of the killer. That's all are confusing all of people., esp...

Chapter 6 Clerval gives the latter to Victor from Elizabeth. She is truly worried about him and disparately, she tries hard to tell what is he doing and she does not forget to tell that the children are fine. Ernest who wants to be a military and little William, grows faster. The family has adopted the girl named Justin Moritz which comes from a troubled family. After reading the latter from Elisabeth, Victor continues writing the latter to Elizabeth. Victor begins introducing Clerval to his science professor, Kemple and Waldman. Over the night several mounts Cleaver and Frankenstein is still in England but, they prepare to come back to Jenewa in the autumn. Clerval helps Victor to enter unto his social life in anyways. In the first time in the several months Frankenstein fells happy but, in his deep feeling, about the horrible monsters that have ever been created

Chapter 5 Finally Frankenstein's has already done but, when that monster life, Victor is full of intense disgusted. The credible dream of him disappears. The frightened and disgusted which full fill his feeling. He is so done with his creatures and he leave the apartment directly. Outside the apartment he meets Harry Clerval and he tells about what happens with him. Harry  who is his lovely childhood friend coming from ingostadt for visiting Frankenstein to study about oriental language. Vincent is still anxious but , he holds back himself to relax. Clerval tells that his family are fine in hos house. Although Victor is getting worried, Victor does not write anything yet recently. Finally, both of them go back to their and Frankenstein peeps into the the room anxiously speaks into hos room. relieved to discover that the beast has disappeared. 

Chapter 3 By the time Victor turns seventeen, he intends to continue to University of Ingolsradt to advance his education. This intention, unfortunately, has to be postponed as his little sister, Elizhabeth, suffers a severe disease. Another bad condition, not long after this, strikes Victor as his mother also becomes sick and soon she dies. After being trapped in this hard situation, Victor finally actualizes his dream to go to Ingolstadt University. His professors, however, criticize Victors ideas on science. The professors argue that in the current scientific age, Victor has to study entirely anew things on science. This definitely discourages Victor as he has an ambition to study the concept of "immortality and power. He, then, agrees to learn modern chemistry by borrowing new books from his professors.

Chapter 2 In chapter two, Victors relationship with his schoolmates is elaborated. During his childhood, Victor does not have many friends expect a boy named Henry Clerval who becomes his very close and special friend. Further, this chapter also explains that by the time Victor reaches seven years old, his little brother was born. Right after this, his parents decided to move to Genava permanently. The rest part of this chapter, tells readers about Victors strong interest on science. He, thereafter, begins to read the writing from a very well-known alchemist, Cornelius Agrippa. The alchemist, however, is refuted by most of contemporary chemists. Despite of this refutation, Victor decides to continue reading this book. Having done with the reading, Victor feels disappointed with chemistry and decided to alter his focus on the pure laws of mathematics.

Chapter 1 In the present chapter, the autobiography of Victor Frankenstein is explained. He has a status as a Genevan from an honored European family. He, further, explains how his parents marry to build a family. His father, who is the oldest among marriage men in his place, marries a girl named Caroline Beaufort, a daughter of a bankrupt aristocrat. This condition forces Caroline Beaufort to live in a poor condition. By the time her husband passed away, Caroline marries another man named Alphonse Frankenstein and they are blessed a child named Victor Frankenstein two years after the marriage. They have a very happy life and enjoyable life. This family, subsequently, adopts an orphan girl named Elizabeth. According to Victor, Elizabeth is described as a beautiful and adorable sister. He has a very strong commitment to protect and love Elizabeth.

Chapter 4 Victor start continuing his study and begins applying his knowledge. Most of the people around him especially his friend and his pupils are admired his adroitness absorbs material quickly and accurately. He needs two years to spent the time in order to study about the concept of human body. the hours are always spend in the morgue to study about corpses lonely but they never feel tired. months by months pass, he notes that he has founded the way "Causes of generation and life". "More than that, he finds the way to revive and create inanimate objects". Here, Victor tries hard to coax that he gets no delusion. In the other hand, in the same time when he admits that his enthusiasm about what his inventor which does not make sense upon his scientific discovery is the tragic mistake ever. He appeals Walton to not follow his presence. He says " learn from me, how dangerous getting the insight, and how happier the people who believe that their city origi...