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Frankenstein, Chapter 8

Justine, the family servant, is tried for the murder and hanged. Victor says nothing.

Frankenstein opens with four letters from the explorer Robert Walton, then tells Victor's story in 24 chapters, then closes with Walton's last letters. Chapter 8 comes after Chapter 7 and before Chapter 9.

This chapter in five words

JustinehangedVictorstayssilent

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← Before thisChapter 7: William murdered; Victor suspects creature Next →Chapter 9: Guilty Victor seeks the mountains

← All 24 chapters and Walton's letters

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