Clerval's body, prison and release

1 Hearing of finger marks on the dead man's neck, Victor remembers his brother's murder

2 Victor is led up to the open coffin in the inn room while Mr. Kirwin watches his face.

3 In the open elm coffin, Henry Clerval's bare throat carries black finger marks

4 In the grey inn room, Victor Frankenstein throws himself across the open coffin.

5 After two months of fever, Victor wakes in prison and stares up at the barred windows

6 Victor Frankenstein is sure that the friend who has come to see him is the creature.

7 In his prison chair, Victor hears his father has come, and his face turns to joy

8 Victor, thin and weak in his prison chair, reaches out to his father, who has just arrived.

9 Freed, Victor comes down the courthouse steps between his father and Mr. Kirwin

10 Wasted by fever, Victor grips a chair back, set on returning to Geneva

11 In laudanum sleep on the ship, Victor fights a hand at his throat that isn't there