University of Ingolstadt

both the Creature and Victor Frankenstein display a hunger for knowledge. Victor spends days and nights of stressful labor attempting to research and assemble his creation. Victor compiles research with Henry Clerval and travels to the University of Ingolstadt and around Scotland in order to create another monster. The Creature, on the other hand, spends time learning French, understanding how to read and write, and studying Paradise Lost. The Creature does all of this in the hopes that humans

the agony that these reflections inflicted upon me; I tried to dispel them, but sorrow only increased with knowledge" (Shelley 141). Victor Frankenstein was very well educated, he attended The University of Ingolstadt, where he, as stated before, studied natural philosophy and chemistry. Along with university, Frankenstein was an avid reader of Paracelsus and Albert Magus, both philosophers who Victor got a lot of his inspiration from. It was at this point in Frankenstein’s life that he decided he

disgust filled my heart” At this point, Victor leaves his apartment after feeling too overwhelmed and stressful. Well outside of the apartment Victor encounters his good childhood friend Henry Clerval. Henry has come to Ingolstadt to visit Frankenstein and study Languages at the university. Victor, still very on edge, does not tell Henry Clerval about the situation because having

nobleman, with whom Victor later falls in love. Weeks before he leaves for the University of Ingolstadt in Germany, his mother dies of scarlet fever; Victor buries himself in his experiments to deal with the grief. Frankenstein is set mainly aboard Captain Walton's ship in the Arctic, though the events happen through all of europe, from Geneva to France, from England to Scotland, as well as the university of ingolstadt. Mary Shelley uses the connection between mental and physical health, when victor

he reliefs some stress and guiltiness o He becomes cheerful as he climbs the mountains and gazes at the waterfalls o Monster lives in an ice cave located a few miles away from Chamonix • Ingolstadt, Germany o Summer months passed heading into fall o Victors purses philosophical studies at Ingolstadt University as he meets professor Waldman, who changed his views toward science o De Lacy live in a hut located in a forest outside of Geneva o The monster is brought to life • Orkney Islands o Victor

Frankenstein, who has been traveling across the ice by a dog-drawn sledge and weakened by the cold. Walton takes Victor aboard and hears Victor’s captivating story of the monster that he created. Within the story, Victor leaves home to go to the University of Ingolstadt. There, he studied natural philosophy and chemistry. He spends months building together a creature and regrets it after he’s brought it to life. Victor realizes that because he hate the fact that he brought the creature to life, the

would have strayed away from creating the creature(qtd. In Claridge). But his father did not do as such. He stripped him of what wanted, what he thrived for causing him to become defiant and go to the university of Ingolstadt where he neglects himself, his well-being, and his family. While at Ingolstadt Victor plunges into nonstop work because his “first misfortune” had occured in his life (Shelley 28). His mother’s death. His mother acquired scarlet fever from “[attending Elizabeth’s] sickbed...]”;

Frankenstein, written by Mary Shelly, is a fiction novel that talks about a story between a monster and its creator, Victor Frankenstein. The book discusses not only the human nature, but also many kinds of relationships among human beings, such as friendship and parent-child relationship. The monster is born to be neither good nor evil, and he is only a victim of Victor Frankenstein. The novel begins with four letters, which are all written by Robert Walton and are all to Robert’s sister, Margaret

Frankenstein begins his journey into the scientific world by attending the University of Ingolstadt. In chapter 3, Victor states, “I ardently desired the acquisition of knowledge” (Shelley 30). This quote said by Victor, starts the initial journey of Victor into the natural sciences which will ultimately lead to his goal. Victor then gets lectured and taught by some of the brilliant professors at the University of Ingolstadt to only enhance Victor's knowledge in the sciences. Once Victor mastered the

In Mary Shelley’s 19th-century novel Frankenstein, an ambitious scientist named Victor Frankenstein, wishes to create human life and, after various attempts, he is successful. Unfortunately, because Victor is blinded by his ambitions, he loathes his creation and rejects it. The creature escapes into the world and, over time, learns about the world and languages but in the process is rejected by mankind because of its hideousness. The creature then vows vengeance against humanity and its creator and