New and improved. A strangely scarred man is hiding in Alaska, but he won't stay hidden for long. Is there anyway to avoid the bloodbath, or is it fate?

Frankenstein's Creature is granted a second chance from the moment of his birth. This time, he vows to make things right with Victor. But can such a thing really be? Victor responds with revulsion, but is it for himself or his Creation? Can fate be changed, or must they always destroy each other?

What if Victor decided to bring the female creature to life? What if she didn't agree with the vows made before her life even began? What if she rebelled? An AU of Frankenstein from her point of view, set in 1790s Edinburgh. - T for some violence, adult themes, mild language

"... the matter remains, however." "what matter?" henry asked, though he knew precisely which matter he meant. victor looked up at the ceiling, just barely shaking his head. he hated sentimentality—at least coming out of his own mouth. "that i'll miss you."

The creature is still on the loose and Jimmigor is still taking the place of Carlos the pizza man at Domino's. Chadwick Von Frankenstein must protect Elizabeth and find the creature! What transpires at Domino's Pizza is truly gruesome and harrowing indeed!

Two weeks had passed! Two long weeks since the most horrendous of nights! The night when the creature that I created viciously murdered, yes MURDERED a pizza delivery guy and nearly did the same thing to Jimmigor! Oh, Jimmigor! Poor, poor Jimmigor! Your dunce-like, brain-cell deficient way of thinking has once again caused a great maelstrom of discord upon the house Frankenstein!

Chadwick Von Frankenstein, the greatest genius who ever lived was successful in bringing the dead back to the land of the living! What was the cost though? Chadwick has nearly gone mad and is losing touch with reality. Plus, he finds that the creature is uncontrollable. Read on to see what happens when the creature decides he no longer wants to be trapped in a cell!

Chadwick Von Frankenstein and his servant Jimmigor have hooked up the cadaver to the machinery and are ready to begin the process of bringing the creature to life. Will Chadwick's plan work? Has he truly figured out how to give life back to the dead, or will he fail in his plan. What will Chadwick do when his laboratory unexpectedly loses power? He cannot let anything stop him!

You think that you know the story of Frankenstein? Ha HA! You feeble minded moron! You do not know the half of it! If you dare, read the TRUE story of how I, Chadwick Von Frankenstein created life from the dead! But beware, once you know the grisly details, you shall never be the same again!

This is the story Frankenstein, translated into language easier for people these days to understand. Mary Shelley used lots of older words that seemed confusing, so I made this.

What if the monster didn't die and decided to help other people? After Ronald Frankenstein's death, the monsters found love from other people, so he decided to live to help other people. Then one day, he wrote a letter to a descendant of Frankenstein to help him dealing with the problem he faced.

Can love really cure a man's injured soul, taking him into a new unknown road instead leading him and so many others into their tragic destines? Perhaps, perhaps not! Let's give him a second chance and let him meet the one he truly deserves.

A what if scenario in which Victor finished making the female creature. What would happen? Would she make the same mistakes as the creature and trust the humans or learn from his failures? (fic focuses more on OC than the creature)

What if Victor hadn't abandoned his monster?

This story is a sequel to my other Frankenstein story, Frankenstein: Epilogue.

My story is literally an epilogue to the novel Frankenstein. Victor Frankenstein has just died in the Arctic and is in the afterlife, and has visions of future generations of the Frankenstein family continuing his work.

Upon his deathbed, Victor Frankenstein reflects on what is and what could have been. Diary entry one-shot. 'If I am to die, let my legacy be great. Let it be bold. Let it have children weeping as I once did, and let them learn from what I did not.'

The one thing I wish I could do is to crawl into this book and just say: "You are not a monster."

A bright flash caused all the electricity in the lab to go out. Dimly lit by candles, the body sat up on the table. "It's alive!"

Inspired by Frankenstein. It's not so much of a retelling, as a similar world and characters. Rated T for dark themes. Lords Thomas and Bryan hunt. They hunt for the people who shattered their world one fateful night. Lucy, a poor orphan, searches. Searches for direction and meaning in a friendless world And the last one, he wanders. Wanders looking for lost sanity and humanity.

Dr. Pretorius does some experimenting on Frankenstein's monster and discovers the creature has a surprising weakness.

Obra de teatro donde Sherloque tiene una segunda oportunidad para hacer lo correcto

Volume I, Chapter V of Frankenstein except Victor Frankenstein is more of a coward and possesses more self awareness.

AU. The ways the Creature's life might have gone. [Liam Scarlett balletverse one-shot]

As they travel further North, his unanswered questions grow. A letter from Henry Clerval to Elizabeth.