Victor probably felt obligated to complete his promise to the monster in fear that he would lose more loved ones. He was afraid of history repeating itself and probably felt anxious to know how his family was doing. Were they safe? Were they alive? These thoughts probably tormented his mind.

Victor probably wanted to get this project overwith. He could not wait until it was over and he could just go back to his everyday life. But it seems like there was probably a part of him that wanted the monster to feel the same pain adn anguish he felt. Maybe he was thinking about deatroying the female monster as a way of revenge towards the monster. Maybe then the monster would feel the pain of losing a loved one. These a probably thoughts that had caused Victor's heart to sicken in my bosom.

Victors anxiety is getting worse along with his fear of the monster. He was most likely afriad of losing someone else he loved.

Victor felt conflicted here. The obligation he had towards the monster in keeping his promise and the fear of creating another monster. Maybe the female monster would be worse? In his mind she could have become a cold blooded murderer. The two contradicting thoughts probably were the reason why he would avoid entering the lab on some days. And on others work night and day to complete his creation.

Victor seems to be protraying a psychological defense mechanism called attachment. He followed Henry everywhere in hopes to calm his anxiety. He believes that in following Henry in every waking moment then he could prevent both of their deaths. His anxiety was only calmed by the attachment of someone.

Maybe he did.

Cumberland and Westmoreland were a historic county in north west England.

Even when Victor tries to forget about his past and all he has lost. He is always dragged down by the ghost of his past. His guilt and his regret of his actions in the past.

Victor was probably visiting the tomb of a famous author called John Hampden. He was very famous in his time period (1600's). John Hampden became a national figure when he stood up in trail in 1673 for his refusal to be taxed for ship money.

Victor was overcomed by feelings of dissatisfaction.

Spires and Domes are great architecture buildings which have stood for over centuries. They are one of the most oldest construction forms. They have probably been used in every culture and maybe on every continent. They are symbols of architecture power. They are known to be sturdy and well built.

Gower is a name used to identify people who lived in the district north of Paris known as Gohiere.

Ex: American (Is a name used to identify the people who live in America).

Victor was probably here in hopes to learn about thes city that has such a rich history. Maybe he was traveling here to escape reality of having to create another monster.

A city in England

Perth is now a city in Western Australia.

Victor was afraid of creating another murder. What if the female monster he was now creating worse than the monster than already existed? His anguish and fear is so painfully explained when he said that the tourture was like a single drop of water continually falling on his head.

• Victor was feeling guilt. He probably felt guilty becuase had he not rejected and abandoned the monster than Willaim and Justine would still be alive.