Summary of Chapters 20-24
Victor starts creating the she-monster, but after some time making it, he realizes that it isn't a good idea to do so. Maybe since the she-monster might not cooperate with the he-monster and then she might go on a killing rampage or something. He decides to stop working on her and instead dumps the half-finished remains in the ocean. The he-monster swears to have revenge on Victor for breaking his vow. After dumping the she-monster in the ocean, Victor comes back to a village that starts accusing him of murder that he didn't commit.
Henry was dead, killed by the he-monster. Victor proceeds to get sick and winds up in prison. While in prison, his father comes to see Victor and they talk some. After some time, the court finds Victor innocent so they release him. Victor can now finally go to Geneva.
On his way, Victor stops in Paris to rest a little. He received a letter from Elizabeth who thought that Victor was in love with someone else, which of course wasn't true. When he arrives in Geneva, he tells Elizabeth that he has a secret that he can't tell until after the wedding. Elizabeth doesn't mind.
After marrying, they both go to a cottage to rest. While there, Victor searches a little for the monster while Elizabeth was inside. The monster kills Elizabeth and flees. Since Victor has practically no one left to love, he decides to spend the rest of his life hunting down the monster.
The monster left clues for Victor but he made sure that Victor would never be able to catch him. While chasing the monster, Victor meets Walton and asks him to go after the monster after Victor dies. Walton believes all that Victor says. Walton even wished he could have been friends with Victor longer. When Walton finally decides to turn back to England, Victor dies. After a few days, the monster sneaks onto the ship, only to find his master, Victor, dead. With nothing left to do, the monster decides it is time for himself to die so he build himself a furneral pyre. So, he leaves the ship and goes on his way to build the pyre.
Henry was dead, killed by the he-monster. Victor proceeds to get sick and winds up in prison. While in prison, his father comes to see Victor and they talk some. After some time, the court finds Victor innocent so they release him. Victor can now finally go to Geneva.
On his way, Victor stops in Paris to rest a little. He received a letter from Elizabeth who thought that Victor was in love with someone else, which of course wasn't true. When he arrives in Geneva, he tells Elizabeth that he has a secret that he can't tell until after the wedding. Elizabeth doesn't mind.
After marrying, they both go to a cottage to rest. While there, Victor searches a little for the monster while Elizabeth was inside. The monster kills Elizabeth and flees. Since Victor has practically no one left to love, he decides to spend the rest of his life hunting down the monster.
The monster left clues for Victor but he made sure that Victor would never be able to catch him. While chasing the monster, Victor meets Walton and asks him to go after the monster after Victor dies. Walton believes all that Victor says. Walton even wished he could have been friends with Victor longer. When Walton finally decides to turn back to England, Victor dies. After a few days, the monster sneaks onto the ship, only to find his master, Victor, dead. With nothing left to do, the monster decides it is time for himself to die so he build himself a furneral pyre. So, he leaves the ship and goes on his way to build the pyre.
The summery was really well thought out. The way you wrote about the reasoning for the monster being angry with victor was well structured and the whole summery had a nice flow to it.
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