Chamounix
also known as village of Chamounix
A valley more wonderful and sublime than beautiful, bounded by high, snowy mountains including Mont Blanc, with immense glaciers approaching the road; it was the destination of Victor Frankenstein's sudden journey from Belrive, where he arrived exhausted after traveling by horse and mule.
A valley more wonderful and sublime than beautiful, bounded by high, snowy mountains including Mont Blanc, with immense glaciers approaching the road; it was the destination of Victor Frankenstein's sudden journey from Belrive, where he arrived exhausted after traveling by horse and mule, and later confronted the Creature in the surrounding mountains. After the Creature departed, Victor descended to Chamounix at dawn and, without resting, returned immediately to Geneva.
Events
- was the destination of Victor Frankenstein's journey, where he arrived exhausted. · revealed ch.13
- was where Victor Frankenstein arrived at dawn after descending the mountain, taking no rest before returning immediately to Geneva. · revealed ch.21
Nothing has been revealed about Chamounix yet at this point in the book.