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Elizabeth Lavenza: character portrait from Frankenstein (Mary Shelley)

A character in Frankenstein

Elizabeth Lavenza

Frankenstein by Mary Shelley1818

Victor's childhood companion and eventual wife, who serves as a symbol of innocence and domestic peace in his life.

Also known as: my dear Elizabeth, sweet Elizabeth

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Meet Elizabeth Lavenza

Elizabeth Lavenza is Victor Frankenstein’s childhood companion, brought up alongside him as part of his family. She represents the innocence and domestic peace of his early life and is closely connected to the household he shares with Victor.

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