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Frankenstein: A Full-Cast Dramatized Audiobook

Frankenstein: A Full-Cast Dramatized Audiobook

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Mary Shelley's Frankenstein as a full-cast dramatized audiobook — distinct character voices, original music, and cinematic sound design, chapter by chapter. A Midsummerr production. Listen to the complete book here, and find our full library of free full-cast classics at https://www.midsummerr.com/listen — also on Spotify Audiobooks.© 2026 Midsummerr Art Tous les jours
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  • Chapter 23

    Chapter 23
    Jul 2 2026
    On Victor and Elizabeth’s wedding night in Evian, a storm gathers as Victor grows increasingly watchful. He sends Elizabeth to her room, but a scream soon reveals the Creature has murdered her. The Creature taunts Victor at the window and escapes into the lake; a futile night search follows. Victor collapses, then in grief returns to Geneva, where his father dies of sorrow. Imprisoned for madness and later released, Victor’s despair hardens into resolve: he vows revenge, appeals to a magistrate who doubts him, and commits himself to pursuing the Creature to the death.
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    15 min
  • Chapter 22

    Chapter 22
    Jul 1 2026
    Victor reaches Paris exhausted and shuns society while his father tries in vain to comfort him. Elizabeth’s tender, selfless letter arrives, asking if he truly loves her and urging his happiness above all, which revives the Creature’s threat to be with Victor on his wedding-night. Determined not to delay, Victor consents to marry and returns to Geneva, where Elizabeth alone soothes his tormented mind. Preparations bring a fragile calm, but ominous foreboding returns on their wedding day. The couple embark across Lake Geneva toward Evian, admiring the sublime scenery; as dusk falls and they land, Victor’s anxieties reawaken.
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    20 min
  • Chapter 21

    Chapter 21
    Jun 30 2026
    Victor is examined by an Irish magistrate after fishermen discover a freshly murdered body. Taken to view the corpse, he realizes it is Henry Clerval and collapses into fever and months of delirium in prison. Mr. Kirwin tends to his case and contacts Victor’s father, who arrives and helps steady him. The grand jury rejects the charge, and Victor is freed, though sunk in despair. Resolving to return to Geneva to protect his family and confront the Creature, he departs by sea. On deck at midnight, he reflects on his ruined past, takes laudanum, and falls into nightmares until his father rouses him.
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    21 min
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