Diary of a Dead Man

by Josephineissoawesome

M. Waldman was a refined professor in public and a loyal friend and mentor in private but what did he really think about Victor Frankenstein? Follow these Journal entries into his mind of his thoughts.

4. Journal Entry 798

Journal Entry #798

Today in my chambers he had asked me 'How many things are we upon the brink of becoming acquainted with if cowardice or carelessness did not restrain our enquires.' We had talked for hours after that, we had talked about the precautions of what he had meant. Though I have my doubts if Victor was less than truthful towards myself. But what glory would attend the discovery of what my dear friend Frankenstein and his mind has made. The principle of life precedes him.

Thus ended a day memorable to me: It sealed Victor Frankenstein's fate.

M. Waldman

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Authors Note: This was inspired from chapter six in the novel. I hope you all enjoyed it lovelies!