In the year 1831, Victor Frankenstein, a man of remarkable intellect and hidden madness, lived in a secluded manor, far beyond the prying eyes of the townsfolk.

A doctor by profession, he balanced the demands of family life with a dark ambition nurtured in the shadows of his secret laboratory.

With a devoted wife and cherished children, Victor's heart was torn between his love for his family and an insatiable desire to transcend the boundaries of life and death.

It was in this hidden fortress that Victor breathed unnatural life into Eric, a creation born of arrogance and desperation.

As Eric's yearning for companionship morphed into twisted obsession, he relentlessly pursued a bride, threatening the safety of Victor’s family.

Caught in a moral quagmire, Victor reluctantly set to work, constructing a female form to satiate Eric’s ravenous desires.

Yet, upon animating her, he discovered that beauty and soul would not yield to mere existence; the bride, wretched and terrified, was as frightened of her companion as she was of her creator.

As Victor endeavored to teach her the language of humanity, an unexpected bond began to form, complicating the fragile dynamics between creator, creation, and the newfound bride in this dark tale of ambition and horror.