Across
- 3. The mountain range visible during the storm that changes Victor's understanding of nature.
- 6. Once prosperous, this man's fall from fortune sets in motion Caroline's rescue
- 11. Victor views this adopted family member as a gift from heaven rather than a relative
- 13. Caroline performs an act of selfless care for Elizabeth that ultimately costs her life
- 14. The destruction of an oak tree serves Victor's first lesson in the branch of science
- 15. The broad field of study Victor pursues before specializing in science
- 16. The German university where Victor encounters conflicting views on science
- 17. The professor whose enthusiasm for modern science rekindles Victor's ambitions
- 18. The driving force behind Victor's desire to uncover nature's hidden laws
- 20. Victor's excessive passion for discovery eventually becomes this destructive trait
- 22. Victor leave home carrying grief, ambition, and an unquenchable thirst for this.
Down
- 1. The illness Caroline contracts while caring for Elizabeth
- 2. This scientific field promises what ancient alchemy could not
- 4. More than friendship, Victor hints that this relationship will hape his future
- 5. Victor's youngest sibling, introduced as a source of family joy
- 7. Krempe rejects the past; Waldman embraces the future. Together they represent opposing views of __________
- 8. Mythical object sought by alchemists to transform metals and unlock secrets
- 9. The friend whose imagination balances Victor's fascination with secret knowledge
- 10. The city whose mountains and lake provide the backdrop of Victor's childhood
- 12. Violent weather reveals to Victor that immense power hidden within nature
- 19. A legendary substance believed capable of granting immortality
- 21. Professor Krempe's opinion of Victor's early studies can best be described with this word