In which the creator is confronted with his creature.

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TW: mentions of suicide/suicidal thoughts

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Turns out you can't just run away from your mistakes forever. Who would have guessed?

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In which Viktor in no way deals with the consequences of his own actions whatsoever, at all.

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In which Frankenstein makes a monster. (Although really isn't Frankenstein the monster of the narrative?)

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Apparently Viktor decided that his senior thesis project was uncovering the origins of life itself, which goes just about as poorly as you might expect.

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Viktor tells of the first tragedy of his life, and his departure for university.

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Viktor Frankenstein would like you to know that he is deeply ashamed of how much he loved Cornelius Agrippa as a teen, and honestly, can't we all relate?

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In which Viktor Frankenstein begins to recount his own life story--starting with his parents.

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