... resolved" it "necessary for the completion of" his "education for" him "to be made acquainted with other customs than those of" his "native country" and so he makes plans to study at Ingolstadt. His mother's death causes a morbid ambition in Frankenstein to create "life from dead matter", which he does ... eventually. When he moves to Ingolstadt, Frankenstein has already studied the works of the likes of "Cornelius Agrippa, Albertus Magnus and Paracelsus", because of this Frankenstein thinks he has surmounted ample knowledge to build on at university, but Krempe counters his studies with...

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• Grade Level: Undergraduate