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.

5. Journal Entry 826

Journal Entry #826

Today has been the first day that I have seen Victor in weeks. His dear friend Henry has come to the premier university Ingolstadt to study as well from what I can tell. I praised Victor in his astonishing progress he has made in the science with kindness in my voice as to hide my true feelings of disappointment to Victor's weeks of disappearance. I feel as though he is disappointed in himself as well. There is an air of danger that surrounds him. I feel as though he has dabbled too far into the supernatural science and found the elixir of life is but a Chimera. The moral relations of things I tried to teach Victor is but a wisp of air that has left with the other moral obligations I have tried to teach him Vanished like the water in a desert and instead the demon called ambition has taken his place.

May Heaven and the angels take consideration on Victor Frankenstein.

M. Waldman

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Authors Note: I hope you all enjoyed an R&R!