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Henry Clerval: character portrait from Frankenstein (Mary Shelley)

A character in Frankenstein

Henry Clerval

Frankenstein by Mary Shelley1818

Victor's closest friend, characterized by his romantic nature and appreciation for literature and chivalry.

Also known as: my friend Henry

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Meet Henry Clerval

Henry Clerval is Victor Frankenstein’s closest friend, a warm and romantic young man whose interests lie in literature, noble deeds, and the ideals of chivalry. At the story’s outset, he stands beside Victor as a trusted companion and source of friendship.

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