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He was interested in nature and how the causes of it
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∙ 11y ago
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∙ 12y agoProfessor Waldman is Victor Frankenstein's tutor and colleague who shares his interest in creating life. His brain is later put into the Creature.
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Who told victor that he was happy to have gained a disciple Frankenstein?
M. Waldman
What is the birth name of Nadia Walden?
Nadia Walden's birth name is Nadia Mary Walden.
How tall is Harvey Walden?
Harvey Walden is 6'.
When did Fanny Walden die?
Fanny Walden died in 1949.
What nicknames does Jeff Frankenstein go by?
Jeff Frankenstein's birth name is Jeffery Ryan Frankenstein.
What is the name of the professor at Ingolstadt who taught Victor Frankenstein?
Two professors at Ingolstadt who impressed and taught Victor Frankenstein were M. Krempe and M. Waldman.
Who was the professor that befriended victor in Frankenstein?
M. Waldman
Who told victor that he was happy to have gained a disciple Frankenstein?
M. Waldman
What has the author Robert M Thorson written?
Robert M. Thorson has written: 'Beyond Walden' -- subject(s): Kettle holes, History
Group names for english project?
Shakespeare in Class On Walden Pond scum Frankenstein's Monster Of Mice and Students Harry Potter and the Project of English The Fellowship of the Class Project Projects for Algernon
What has the author M V D Champness written?
M. V. D. Champness has written: 'Saffron Walden' -- subject(s): Postal service, History
What is the birth name of Sandra Walden?
Sandra Walden's birth name is Shandra Walden.
What is the birth name of Bobby Walden?
Bobby Walden's birth name is Robert Earl Walden.
What is the birth name of Nadia Walden?
Nadia Walden's birth name is Nadia Mary Walden.
What has the author Brian Walden written?
Brian Walden has written: 'Walden on heroes' -- subject(s): Heroes
What is the birth name of Harvey Walden?
Harvey Walden's birth name is Harvey E. Walden IV.
What subject does professor m Krempe teach?
Professor M. Krempe teaches natural philosophy at Ingolstadt University, as described in Mary Shelley's novel "Frankenstein."
