During Victor's recovery, he finds that his family deeply misses him and that his brother William has been murdered. Immediately departing from Ingolstadt, he arrives in Geneva to find the town closed for the night. Victor walks through the outskirts of town returning to the place of the murder, where he thinks he sees the monster. Deprived of sleep, Victor reaches the family home, where Justine has been accused of the murder. Justine confesses to the crime, but tell Elizabeth and Victor that she is innocent. Only to be executed shortly after. Have you ever falsely accused someone of doing something? or been falsely accused of something yourself?
I remember when our sixth grade class was falsely accused of cheating in sixth grade. I made the same grade on the test the second time though so it was all good.
ReplyDeleteI have falsly accused some one before. They later confronted me about this. I sincerly apologized and I learned from that. So now before I jump to conclusions and "assume" I make 100% positive I know what is happening on both sides.
ReplyDeleteI have had both happened to me and towards someone else... I have deffinatly learned to "never judge a book by its cover"!
ReplyDeleteI have had both of these things happen many times in my life. This should be a lesson people should learn... People are always looking to point fingers at somebody else. But the thing about that is, if u point one finger, you have four others pointing back at you. Great question Preston.
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