In his homeland of Geneva, Switzerland, Victor Frankenstein, the bright scientist who dared test the boundaries of knowledge, passed away at the age of 27. Frankenstein was born into a wealthy family, but his brilliant mind and persistent curiosity brought him to the vanguard of science. Within the academic world, he received significant praise and respect for his revolutionary work in anatomy and physiology. But what would really make his name immortalized in history was his daring effort to create life itself. By piecing together a monster from various body parts, Frankenstein managed to bring to life a creature that had never been seen before. However, he could never have predicted the far more deep and terrifying effects of his innovation.