Chapter 19-20

The Diary of Alphonse Frankenstein
       I have asked Henry to keep me up to date on their most recent of activities, I have also asked him to keep me posted on the structural stability of Victor. He has written with excitement that he and Victor have been exploring London with a pleased sense of being. I can tell that Henry is much excited, for thats all he writes about; I can see Henry living a very gracious life. Where was I? Oh yes, Victor. He also tells me that Victor is visiting many prominent men of his field. I could already sense the recovery of his interest in life.
            I was much in high hopes until i had a dream the night before that showed horrid clips of an almost deserted island where Victor had ventured to after he had left Henry alone and vulnerable. I saw him constructing a monster from the body parts of others; this creature it self looking like the miscreant which he had been discussing with in another one of my apparitions. I in complete horror and dismay watched as he constructed the body; I also watched as he in a frantic rage tore apart what looked to be half finished.
           Just as I was about to ask him why he had done what he had done the horrible beast barged into the small cottage. I was already hidden when he turned to Victor and asked in a hoarse voice why Victor had destroyed what he had begun for him. I sat hidden in deep anticipation as they disgusted back and forth for moment (their tempers shortening with every second that passed), and then finally the monster uttered the words "I shall be there on your wedding-night", after which he eluded Victor and escaped.
        That was when I woke and for a while contemplated when it all meant. This surely was a god sent dream that was to either warn me or explain why something will happen, until then I fear that Elizabeth is no longer safe.
                                                                                                    , Alphonse Frankenstein