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Geneva was the opposite of Victor's feelings of Ingolstadt. It was his hometown and spent much of his development years which made him become who he came to be in Geneva. He would live here with his family and eventually find Elizabeth. She would play a role in shaping a man, of thoughts. Which would cause him to read a book called Cornelius Agrippa, which would eventually cause him to pursue a life of science. The last straw that pushed him from Geneva, was the death of his mom and the illness of his wife. Used to the positivity, of Geneva he escaped to seek that somewhere else.

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Victor grew up in Geneva where he was surrounded by people he loved. Because Elizabeth was such a big part of Victor's childhood, it shaped him into the person he had become. She helped develop the type of person he was going to be later in life. Victor felt like he was in power with her arrival. He was very spoiled growing up which also had a negative effect on the type of person he was. After his mother dies, he struggles and has to change things up. After reading a book written by Cornelius Agrippa, he had become more interested in science and had, later on, became a scientist.

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Victor attends Ingolstadt University leaving his hometown of Geneva where he grew up all his life. This happening in 1798 where the 411 miles he traveled was a long trip needed to be done to travel that far since there was not modern transportation throughout that time. This only brings him sadness through not having support from his family all around him as he was used to. The death of his mother was also a great big event affecting his life bring more sadness and loneliness. Both being away from family and losing his mother caused him to feel very lonely and isolate to just himself and focus on school more. School was him only source of motivation to keep going now since that's all he had now. This is what helped his interest grow and become a greater part of his life distracting him from his sadness.

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Victor lived a very happy life when he was younger he lived the ideal lifestyle as one would say. He has most to all things handed to him he didn't really have to fend for himself. Elizabeth was even given to him as if she was an object and not a human being. He has a God-like persona since he felt like God with everything given and handed to him. He had lots of love and happiness surrounding him. His spending a lot of time with books led him to become more interested in learning to later become the scientist he did.

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Victor was raised in an affectionate, well-off family. One might even consider him to have a perfect life. In certain instances, it can be seen that he liked having power over younger members, like Elizabeth. It foreshadows the mentality he later shows. The discovery of Cornelius Agrippa interested Victor in natural philosophy. He ended up meeting two professors who pushed him into studying natural philosophy. (I forgot to put my name in my first attempt)

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Victor´s depart to the University of Ingolstadt was harsh. Escaping his loving, united family took a toll on Victor. Not to mention, that the recent loss of his mother made him guilty for leaving his family to mourn the loss. Leaving his family and home behind introduced Victor into an unknown world. He no longer had tight relations, nor many friends- everything was new. Victor had to create a new life in an unknown place. His journey 411 miles away from home was a huge distance in those days. Though Victor was optimistic for his future, he was a long way from home and it was difficult.

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For Victor, the decision to leave Geneva to attend Ingolstadt University was hard for him to make. The university was over 400 miles away from his home. He was very attached and close to his family when he left his home. This is understandable since he was 17 and was used to being surrounded by his family. After he had moved, he became very lonely. The only connection that he had to home was the letters he would write to Elizabeth. He was sad, but at the same time, he began his studies excitedly.

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Victor was raised in an affectionate, well-off family. One might even consider him to have a perfect life. In certain instances, it can be seen that he liked having power over younger members, like Elizabeth. It foreshadows the mentality he later shows. The discovery of Cornelius Agrippa interested Victor in natural philosophy. He ended up meeting two professors who pushed him into studying natural philosophy.

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Victor decided to travel to Ingolstadt to pursue his scientific education after his mother died. I would imagine it was incredibly difficult for him to leave Elizabeth, his father, and his friend Henry. He found it tough to leave his family, especially since a loved one had passed away. Victor is still saddened about leaving his family behind when he arrives at university, but he is fascinated to begin his studies and gain knowledge about life and death. According to Google Maps, the distance between Geneva and Ingolstadt is around 409 miles. Given the distance and the fact that this occurred in 1798, transportation must have been extremely difficult. Overall, Victor was bombarded with problems and struggles after his mother died.

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When travelling from Geneva to Ingolstadt you will approximately take 7 hrs to get there. It is quite a travel but Victor was on a different path towards his career. After his mother passed away it affected him deeply but he knew that in order to become a better scientist he had to have nothing holding him back. Victor while studying under the influence of Professors Krempe and Waldman, has turned himself into a madman. He is now selfish and he is completely careless about anyone or anything.

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As I began to read this book I was immediately drawn by the vivid detail the author has written. In the beginning, it talks about Victor’s childhood and how he spent most of his time with his parents. It seemed that they loved to travel quite a bit but the most important detail was having a new member join in within the family. Elizabeth made an impact on Victor’s life because not just being the only child, he made sure that she was part of his own. She made him feel a special type of emotion, he was happy and he didn’t have any worries or problems in the world at the moment.

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Victor was sad when he left home. Geneva is about 411 miles away from Ingolstadt. Traveling in 1798 was not easy because the transportation system was not advanced. This is hard for Victor because he had to leave his family behind and was still suffering the loss of his mother. Victor still worked to gain more knowledge and pursued his education. This was able to help him transition to his new life easier because he was excited about what he was studying. This was very beneficial to Victor because not only did it switch his focus but it fueled his interest in science.

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Victor moves 411 miles from Geneva to Ingolstadt to attend Ingolstadt University. He was only seventeen years old and it was a very difficult thing to adapt to. All his life he has been used to being surrounded by family and friends. Victor feels very lonely especially with not having any type of electronic to communicate with. Although he can write letters to Elizabeth and family, it still is not the same as being with them. However, he did become excited about studying, experiencing, and creating experiments.

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Early on in the book, it is shown that Victor enjoys being in control. He never really had to work for anything ever since he was a child. He saw Elizabeth as property that he has to care for. Victor saw himself in a god-like manner. One major event was when he became very interested in philosophy. He was very interested in the creation of life. Reading books like Cornelius Agrippa's fueled his interest which eventually leads to the creation of Frankenstein.

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Victor lived a happy and lovable childhood. Growing up, everything was always given to him. As years went by, he became more and more arrogant. When he was younger, he even thought that Elizabeth was his property to protect, cherish, and own. He even begun to see himself as god like. Books about philosophy, electricity, and the creation of life and death led to his interest of creating Frankenstein (Especially after reading Cornelius Agrippa's book).

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Victor lived a happy and lovable childhood. Growing up, everything was always given to him. As years went by, he became more and more arrogant. When he was younger, he even thought that Elizabeth was his property to protect, cherish, and own. He even begun to see himself as god like. Books about philosophy, electricity, and the creation of life and death led to his interest of creating Frankenstein (Especially after reading Cornelius Agrippa's book).

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The introduction of Elizabeth, a new family member, was a major event in Victor's youth and development in chapters 1-3. Victor was impacted by her arrival, which made him thrilled to be the owner of a person. Victor felt powerful because he felt in command of Elizabeth. Another occurrence was the way he was raised as a child. He comes from a nice and loving family that gave him everything he desired. Victor has been spoiled throughout his youth, which has a negative impact on his ego. He has little to no adversity during his early childhood, which leads his character to shift radically when he is confronted with struggle for the first time. After his mother dies, he moves to Ingolstadt to finish his education, and this is when he becomes more interested in science. He was inspired to become a scientist after reading a book by Cornelius Agrippa, which was also a significant part in his development into maturity.

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As a Child Victors life was filled with love and happiness, and to him he had the perfect life where he could do anything he wanted. This is shown when he views Elizabeth as an object which makes him feel godlike and powerful. Elizabeth plays an important character and is seen to hold his family strong. At university Victor spends his time in books which help him later to go into science. His god complex held strong though out his life until things went wrong which is when he hides from his problems.

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In the first few chapters, Victor is showered with love and affection in his early childhood. He grew up without much hardship, and was introduced to Elizabeth as if she was an object owned by him. In his mind he created reality where everything was easy and available to do his bidding. Once he started facing problems he did not know how to react to them. All his life he had this power of control similar to God. This could have been one of the reasons for his God complex and why he chose to do what he did.

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Proviantstraße 5, 85049 Ingolstadt, Germany

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Victors home and loved town was Geneva, a small town in Germany where he lived happily with his family until distraction struck and Victors mom passed away, sadness and a good learning opportunity lead him to go away, about 411 miles away to be specific. To hopefully live a better life and focus on his studies Victor moved to Ingolstadt to attend Ingolstadt University. Victor is amazed that he gets to foucus on his studies but finds himself alone and filled by sadness without his home and loved ones.

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Victor left his home in Geneva for the first time, he has this feeling of despair. He feels as if he is turning his back on his family because his mother recently passed and he is leaving them to grieve alone. He has a hard time saying goodbye to his loved ones because he grew up with such a loving family. They all had tight-knitted relationships. It's as if reality finally caught up with him, once he left and felt the loneliness creeping onto him. Geneva to Ingolstadt takes almost 7 hours. The total distance in a car is about 411.6 miles, but because this took place in 1798 the trip would have taken longer.

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Victor has had a traumatic experience involving his family in Geneva. His mother's death and the health of his wife have caused a heavy dent in his spirit. He chooses to leave his hometown for new experiences, but also to forget the traumatic past. However, he still has connections and a family in Geneva which causes him pain in leaving them back home. Geneva, a town that Victor gain memories experience and a family; escaping a town that brought awful experience. He moves towards Ingolstadt to attend university. Victor longs for family, and affection which he does not receive. It’s important to understand, that the events take place in 1798. A time period, with no cellphones and no quick form of communication. This making it harder, even more than today being separated from family or a loved one.

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Victor leaves his hometown of Geneva to attend Ingolstadt University. This only makes him sad since he has never been that apart from his family and the death of his mother is only worsening how he feels. His family has given him everything, and he is no alone without his father, Elizabeth, and Henry. The only motivation he has is school since he will learn much more about his interest. Victor's curiosity only grows attending University and that helped him no longer feel sad about his missing his family. Ingolstadt is around 411 miles from his home Geneva, at this time it doesn't seem as much but back in 1798 it was a days trip.

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In chapters 1-3 we see that ever since he was born, Victor grew up in a loving home. He was born privileged and everything was given to him. He was always happy since he had everything one would want, basically a perfect life. This only leads him to believe he is better than anyone else, as a God. One event that affected Victor was when Elizabeth was introduced. Instead of viewing her as a person he saw her as a object, as if he owned her. Another event was Cornelius Agrippa's books which lead to his inspiration in natural philosophy. It made him very curious and start his own research in life, electricity, and even death. All these events tied in to create his creation. That huge creation being life, his Creature Frankenstein.

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Victor’s decision to move to Ingolstadt, Germany for his education was hard for him. He had lived a comfortable life in his home, Geneva. For him to leave his family and his mother that had died was difficult. Eventually he made his way to Ingolstadt, Germany where he would study at Ingolstadt University. Ingolstadt is 411 miles away from Geneva. Although it's only 411 miles, it’s quite the distance for 1798.

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Throughout Victor’s childhood, he lived a comfortable life with a family that loved him. He lived a comfortable life without any challenges of any sort. Everything changes as his mother passes away and decides to move to Ingolstadt, Germany for his education. Life starts to become much more difficult as he starts to get less support. Victor was a person very interested in the world of science. Victor’s interest grew even more when he read books related to science just like the one written by Cornelius Agrippa. Later on, he eventually ends up meeting two professors that will help him in his project.

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Victor is very emotional when he moves from Geneva to Ingolstadt. This is honestly very understandable considering he has been surrounded by friends and family his whole life and now has to move over 400 miles away. Although he was sad, he had a passion and excitement for learning. He could only connect with others from home from letters sent by Elizabeth. This caused him to develop loneliness because of the distance.

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Victor seemed to have a pretty happy childhood with basically anything he wanted. This backfires when he gets older because he becomes so entitled that he considers himself like a god. Victor becomes narrow-minded in his thinking and in the way he lives his life.  Because he thought of himself as a god, this subconsciously led to him thinking about the idea of creating life. His narrow-minded thinking ultimately led him to take the easy way out when it comes to creating Frankenstein and using outdated research as he was creating him.

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In the first few chapters of the book, we are introduced to the characters and how they impact Victor's life. He is very privileged and lives in a good home, surrounded by loving people. His two best finds Henry and Elizabeth became very important to the plot. Elizabeth was very involved with his family and wrote to him when he was away. A book by Cornelius Agrippa sparked his interest in physiology which opened new doors of opportunity for him.

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Victor moved to Ingolstadt, Germany when he was 17 years old. His mother had passed away due to scarlet fever, and he was going to a place where he would be alone. He was around 400 miles from home, at a time where travel wasn't so simple. He basically isolated himself and buried himself in his studies. He did not connect well with people, which made making friends a bit difficult.

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Victor's decision to leaving to Ingolstadt University was extremely hard. He was very close with his family and friends. Especially since the recent death of their mother from scarlet fever he didn't want to leave them alone hurting. Eventually he made his departure from Geneva and said his farewell to his Father, Elizabeth, and Henry. Geneva is 411 miles away from Ingolstadt University. This may seem like not a far journey for modern day times but back then 411 miles could be longer than a days travel. As victor started his journey he began to get excited for the experiences ahead of him.

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At the age of 17, Victor travels 411 miles away to attend the university in Ingolstadt, Germany. Since it is 1798, traveling that far away from home is much more difficult than it is now. He feels sad that he has to leave his loved ones behind. Before his departure, he lost his mother to scarlet fever and is upset about leaving his family after her loss. Although he is sad about leaving, he is excited to be able to expand his education. He knows having an education will help him later in life. He is happy to begin his studies and learn about the world.

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Victor grew up in a loving home. His childhood was filled with love and happiness. One can say he lived a perfect life. This drastically affected the way he lived his life. When he is older, because of the way he grew up, he thought of himself as a god. His curiosity with philosophy grew after Cornelius Agrippa's book. He was provided with books about philosophy which expanded his studies. He studied subjects such as electricity, chemistry, the creation of life, and death. These interests and the way he was raised fueled his god-like complexion which led to the creation of Frankenstein.

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Victor grew up in a loving and affectionate home with his family. He has never been without anything he's needed or even wanted. To others, it may even seem that he had a perfect life. He also grew up thinking he was god and better than most. After the death of Coraline, Elizabeth, a friend who he thought of as an object, was the one who kept the family together. Eventually, he read a book by Cornelius Agrippa, and this was the reason he chose to become a scientist and go to Ingolstadt university to pursue this career. When he attends this school two professors convince him to pursue a career in natural philosophy since he believes he has some sort of control over nature.

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Victor leaves Geneva to attend Ingolstadt University. It is 411 miles away from Geneva, his home. Victor grew up with people surrounding him. He had a lovable family and friends, but when he moved away it affected who he was. He was becoming lonely and sad because he knew he was far away from the people who made him feel loved and happy. The only connection from his home was the letters from Elizabeth. Even when he was feeling lonely and sad, he was still excited to study the natural world.

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Victor's childhood seemed to be a normal one that is filled with love from family and friends. Elizabeth and Henry being in his life had a big impact on his childhood. The decisions that he made shaped the person he would be in the future. After the death of Caroline, Elizabeth was the one who kept the family together. Elizabeth writes to Victor and tells him of the family's problem going on. When Victor leaves for his University, Elizabeth sends him letters of the knowledge in town. Her letters are very important throughout the story. Victor's parents took well care of him and shown him, love. Victor pursue science when he read a book by Cornelius Agrippa. The book was about the natural world and that fascinated him.

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Victor is hesitant to leave home to attend the University of Ingolstadt for a variety of reasons. Victor grew raised in a loving home, and when his future bride mistakenly gave his mother scarlet fever, he postponed his departure, but when she died, Victor suffered his first loss. Victor and his family were still grieving over his mother's death, and he was particularly concerned about Elizabeth's health.these two locations are not in close proximity. The trip is approximately 410 miles, so even with a car, getting there would take some time. Consider how long it would take to travel there in 1798. This also implies he won't be able to simply visit his homeland. So, if Victor felt homesick, there wouldn't be anything Victor could do about it.

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Rue des Moulins, 1204 Genève, Switzerland

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Victor has had a good life from the start, filled with joy and affection. His family is always thrilled for him, and they are always on the lookout for him. They become the best of friends after Elizabeth is introduced. Despite this, he continued to regard her as a property. In Geneva, he also had his best friend Henry. Victor had also read a book by Cornelius Agrippa, which had piqued his interest in natural philosophy.This lifestyle, especially with Elizabeth being offered as an object, created a subconscious standard in Victor’s head that he is a god to the world around him. Another incident that affected Victor was Cornelius Agrippa’s books that further inspired his curiosity in natural philosophy. Later in his life, Victor’s professors supplied him with resources of various philosophy studies that in one way or another lead him onto the path of studying chemistry, electricity, creation of life, and the decaying of death.

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How Victor's life affects future events  

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How Victor's life affects future events  

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Throughout chapters 1-3 the author shows an insight into Victor's childhood and how that affects his development. He is raised in a loving family. And we see that he is raised in a very normal way. All that changes when his mother passes away and moves to Ingolstadt for his education. Throughout his childhood, Victor is somewhat spoiled, which in return affects his ego. He faces little to no hardships throughout his early development which in return causes his character to shift so dramatically when his life gets hit hard for the first time. When he moves out and does not have the support around him he focuses on science. Furthermore, throughout his childhood, his interest in science grow strong as he discovers a book written by Cornelius Agrippa. Opening his eyes to the world and its possibilities.

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Before Victor moves to Ingolstadt his mother becomes ill. His future wife, Elizabeth, accidentally infects her with scarlet fever. Once she has passed he decides to leave for Ingolstadt. With him being really close to his family it must have been troubling to leave especially knowing that a loved one is gone. Even after leaving he is still grieving but not as much. It must have been very hard for him to move from a comfortable home to a brand new location which is not close to home. In Geneva Victor had his relatives and friends but in Ingolstadt he knew no one. His emotions caused him a hard time in making new friends. As mentioned before these two locations are not very close. The distance is about 410 miles, even with a car it would still take a while to get there. So imagine how long the trip would take to get there in 1798. This also means that he would not be able to visit his hometown easily. So, in any case that Victor felt homesick there would not be much that could be done.

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Since the beginning Victor lives a good life in which he is given love and happiness. His family is always happy for him and always looking out for him as well. When Elizabeth is introduced they become the best of friends. Yet, he still saw her as some sort of object. He also had his best friend Henry in Geneva. Victor also happened to read a book by Cornelius Agrippa which caused him to become intrigued by natural philosophy. In chapter 2 Victor is explained the workings of electricity by his family but the explanation was not accurate. Victor had become very interested in nature and had this idea that he had a very great amount of control over it. Later on his professors would help him in deciding to study natural philosophy. In a way his life was sugar coated causing him to be blinded and this fueled his ego and ambition.

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Victor leaves Geneva, at the age of 17, to attend Ingolstadt University, which is 411 miles away from Geneva. Victor had grown up always being surrounded by people and with such a loving family, so when he moved away it did indeed have affects on him. It had him feeling lonely and just overall this sadness because he felt like he was far away from the people he loved. Not only was he feeling this sadness he was also feeling some sort of excitement because he was going to be able to study the world around him and that was a big interest of his.

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Throughout Victor's life he was always surrounded by lots of love and happiness. To some his life could be seen as perfect compared to others. His belief and thinking was that he was a god and with that mindset it grows an affect on how he is as a scientist. Elizabeth was one of the main people who had a huge impact, after Caroline's death, who influenced Victor's life and kept everything in place. Victor eventually begins to find the love and interest with the world by coming across the book written by Cornelius Agrippa. This what guided him toward the direction into wanting to become a scientist.

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Victor's childhood seemed to be filled with love and friendships. Henry and Elizabeth being a part of his life, affected him the most because those childhood decisions affect what kind of person he would become in the future. After Caroline's death, Elizabeth is the one who keeps the family together. While at school, she writes to Victor and informs him of the family's situation. When Victor is away at university, she is his main source of knowledge. Her letters play a significant role in the story's plot. His father and mother treated him with well enough care and love. Victor started to discover his fascination with the natural world by reading a book by Cornelius Agrippa. This put him on the path of studying science and opens a whole world of possibilities for Victor.

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Throughout his life, Victor is faced with emotional challenges. When he is faced with the opportunity to leave home and continue his education he is conflicted. Living a happy childhood and becoming close to his family Victor is indecisive about his decision of leaving. After his mother's death, Victor is faced with emotional problems but eventually heads out to the University of Ingolstadt. With a new life 411.6 miles away from home, Victor starts to feel a shift in his emotions being far from his family and loved ones brought Victor to feeling alone. 411.6 miles may not seem like much in modern times, however in the 18th century with limited transportation the trip would take nearly 4 days. This meant victor had to get used to a completely new life disconnected from his previous home.

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At the age of seventeen, Victor leaves his family 411 miles away in Geneva to attend the university at Ingolstadt. His journey started here from meetings and lectures with professors leading him to study science. We see his fascination with life and he most likely gets the motivation to study anatomy from the reason of his mother passing away. Victor gets consumed by his studies and isolated himself from everyone, feeling that he needs to discover the secret of life. I feel that Victor is overwhelmed to succeed and feels he knows what he is doing. He has put years of work into this experiment and wants to know if he is worth discovering an alternate way of life.

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Victor is brought up in a very spoiled way with everything being perfect and given to him. He believes he is a god and this creates this subconscious that later affects his work as a scientists.He had many people influence his path to science and many of his professors would share resources related to his path later on in his life. Victor does not see real life and only believes he is right. His parents raised him this way and even had Elizabeth for him as an object for him. Due t not having being taught the proper way he goes on to use non-proper techniques overall leading to Frankestein. He overlooks any doubts and only considers his wants and needs.

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Ingolstadt, Germany (Victor's feelings of moving) 

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Ingolstadt, Germany (Victor's feelings of moving) 

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Victor has many feelings of moving, due to him growing up around his family. He was very close to all of them and did not want to let go. He first deals with the lost of his mother due to scarlet fever and the family was trying to deal with that. Victor was trying to overcome this and finally decided to go to Ingolstadt to continue his studies. When he goes he instantly feels depressed and alone with no one to turn to. Victor is not open to the idea of making new friends which only makes it worse. The travel from Geneva to Ingolstadt is about 411 miles away which back in his time is considerably far. He is not familiar with the culture or the people so he is not open to learning or meeting new people.

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When leaving Geneva to attend Ingolstadt University, Victor feels overly sad that he will be far away from his loved ones. However, he is also sentimental as he recently lost his mother from scarlet fever and that he will be leaving his family alone after the tragic loss. His departure from Elizabeth, his father, and his friend Henry is almost impossible for him to do, however, he knows that his education will help him live a fuller life. When arriving at the university, Victor still feels sad from leaving his family behind, however, he begins to feel curious and excited to begin his studies and learn about the world around him. According to Google Maps, Geneva is 409 miles from Inglostadt, which means that in the year 1798, travel would take much longer since transportation was not as advanced as it is today.

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How the events affected Victor (Chapters 1-3) 

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In chapters 1-3, the audience learns about the various events that had a profound impact on Victor’s life. One of the main events was the arrival of the new family member, Elizabeth. Her arrival affected Victor by making him feel joyous and excited for being the owner of the young individual who was forever going to be his number one supporter and companion.This event made Victor feel powerful for he was now in charge of something really special in his life. Another incident that affected Victor was his discovery of natural philosophy after reading about the famous scholar, Cornelius Agrippa. This incident made Victor interested in learning about philosophy, therefore influencing him to focus his studies on the sciences. When arriving at the Ingolstadt University, Victor met with 2 professors who would challenge as well as further convince him to pursue studies in natural philosophy.The interactions he obtained from both Professor Krempe and Professor Waldman affected him by making him become more intrigued in learning and uncovering the mysteries of the world.

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When Victor leaves home for the University of Ingolstadt, he is wary to leave for multiple reasons. Victor has grown up with a loving family and when his future wife unintentionally gave his mother scarlet fever he delayed his leave, but in the end, Victor met his first sorrow when she died. Victor and his family were still healing from the passing of his mother, he was especially focused on Elizabeth’s health. After time passed Victor finally left for Ingolstadt, which made him feel lonely and secluded compared to his life in Geneva with his family and friends. His feelings of being rushed into a new life are so dominant he was against making friends with strangers. This travel in modern times takes hours of around 411.6 miles by car meaning it would take longer in 1798, so Victor’s chances of familiar comfort during his various first encounter with misfortune were undoubtedly low.

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From the moment Victor is born, he is grown up in a life of love and happiness that can be described as the perfect life. This lifestyle, especially with Elizabeth being offered as an object, created a subconscious standard in Victor’s head that he is a god to the world around him. Another incident that affected Victor was Cornelius Agrippa’s books that further inspired his curiosity in natural philosophy. Later in his life, Victor’s professors supplied him with resources of various philosophy studies that in one way or another lead him onto the path of studying chemistry, electricity, creation of life, and the decaying of death. These books and professors had a strong influence because of how young and illiterate he was in science, due to his hometown/parents not supplying him with proper reasoning in the science field. There were plenty of warnings for Victor, but his subconscious passion and god-like standards craved to control nature because these events made him believe he had a chance to create life. Overall this young boy was blinded by many situations and thoughts that when ideas matched up they fueled his determination.