In the letter from Elizabeth to Victor in Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein," she expresses her deep concern for his well-being and emotional state. Elizabeth conveys her love and longing for him, urging him to return home and share his burdens with her. She highlights the importance of family and companionship, emphasizing the pain caused by their separation and the hope that their reunion will bring joy and healing.
she wanted for Victor and Elizabeth to get married
That Victor and Elizabeth marry in the future
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it was Victor Frankenstein's mother who cought the scarlet fever from elizabeth and died. Elizabeth's biological mother was simply mentioned to have died and the frankensteins adopted her
to tell that he was sick
He gave Victor a letter from his 'sister,' Elizabeth.
Victor told Elizabeth that he loved her and no one else, and that soon he would be home.
she wanted for Victor and Elizabeth to get married
Elizabeth upsets Victorr
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Elizabeth informs Victor that William has been murdered.
That Victor and Elizabeth marry in the future
Elizabeth is Victor's cousin and later his wife, providing him with love and support throughout his struggles. Her presence brings a sense of stability and comfort to Victor's life. She also forms a close bond with Henry, becoming like a sister to him and offering him a sense of family and security as well.
no, Elizabeth is not a Frankenstein, merely a ward of the family. That's why its okay for Victor to marry her.
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