Frankenstein
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.
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