(Events in these letters take place after Frankenstein has finished his tale) September 15th, 17– Beloved Sister, Do you believe it, sister? Can you believe any of it? Can you … View More

Victor—   As you read this final letter, know that my soul has already departed. As to where it now resides—I can only pray for the best. They wished to … View More

The following day I jumped out of bed looking forward to see what have happened to my magnificent creation. Once I arrived at the University I rushed through the halls, … View More

“I urged my entreaty with earnestness, and my father was easily induced to comply; for a more indulgent and less dictatorial parent did not exist upon earth. Our plan was … View More

Dear Diary, I have been touched with a fiery passion, and if I do not reflect upon it I am worried I will no longer be able to keep it … View More

Original Text: “At that instant the cottage door was opened, and Felix, Safie, and Agatha entered. Who can describe their horror and consternation on beholding me? Agatha fainted; and Safie, … View More

My dear Alphonse, though I cannot see you in real life, I believe this to be the best way to reach you. I have been watching down on you and … View More

The following is a rewriting of Safie’s arrival at the De Lacey family’s cottage in Chapter V (pages 87-88). As I travelled on horseback to the De Lacey family’s cottage, … View More

Dear Diary,   There are times I wonder if I’m doing my job well as a father. As much as I try, I am only one man. There is only … View More

This is the story of the past 48 hours, the story of my destruction. My meeting with Victor went the usual, his delusion of our friendship never seizes to surprise me. Victor … View More