"Blasted as thou wert, my agony was still superior to thine..." (166).
Well well well, that was an interesting book. This line struck me though. The monster says that despite all that Victor went through he still had it worse than Victor. I see the monster's point though, he never had anyone in his life at all. Not only that, but he thought that Victor was going to create him a companion and in fact he didn't. This may not be the best time to say something like this but the effect of these words is strong. The ending seemed a little bit disappointing to me though. It seemed like there was a lot of conflict then all the sudden everybody just died and it was over.
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