Charlotte Brontë's much celebrated, and frequently adapted for film, book begins here.

Welcome to Jane Eyre's childhood.

Here we conclude our story. How ends this tale for our characters? 

Are you satisfied? Did it end how you expected? Who wins the misery competition?

A cat and mouse game of pursuit bringing us to the end of Frankenstein's own narrative.

Part two contains the conclusion of the frame...and the finale of our tale.

"I will be with you on your wedding-night!" 

What should be a day of happiness is yet fraught with a sense of evil foreboding. There are also fish.

And then it got worse...

A revocation, an escalation, and a murder.

What trouble has Frankenstein found this time?

And if his creation is a demon by Viktor's own accusation, what kind of devil does that make him?

A stunningly visual travel chapter. Viktor and Henry are touring England, mainly, and end up in Scotland for the commencement of Viktor's next task.

How will Viktor answer to his detested creation?

Do you agree with Frankenstein's choice?

The Creature recounts his fall, and his crimes. And he makes a demand.

Will Viktor comply?