When he arrives home he discovers that an innocent girl named Justine Moritz has been accused, tried, and executed for the murder. Victor, knowing who the real murderer is, feels guilty. Hoping to forget everything, he takes a holiday in the mountains. While visiting a nearby glacier, the monster approaches him and Victor immediately begins accusing him of the murder. Feeling alone and shunned, the monster wanted revenge on his cruel creator. “I am alone and unhappy; man will not associate with me, but a deformed one like me would not deny himself to me. My partner must have the same defects. You must create this being.” (Frankenstein). With the monster asking for a mate, Victor refuses not wanting to create another monstrosity, but being eloquent and persuasive the monster convinces Victor to create him a mate. Victor, going back to try to repeat his first success, isolates himself on an island located in