Frankenstein, Chapter 14 summary
Chapter 14 of 28 · Part 2 · 8 min to read the chapter
In Chapter 14, the narrator recounts how Felix rescues Safie’s father from execution, only for his own family to suffer imprisonment, lost wealth, and exile. Safie rejects her father’s demand to abandon Felix and travels to Germany, explaining her arrival and the change in Felix’s spirits.
What happens
- The narrator learns that De Lacey’s family enjoys comfort in Paris before Felix intervenes against an unjust death sentence.
- Felix helps Safie’s father escape, while letters and visits strengthen his attachment to Safie.
- Safie’s father encourages their marriage hopes but secretly opposes her marrying a Christian.
- Felix returns to Paris after his family’s arrest, but all three lose their wealth and receive permanent exile.
- Safie defies her father, takes money and jewels, and travels toward Felix in Germany.
- After Safie’s attendant dies, their hostess helps her reach the cottage safely.
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What to notice
Safie refuses to abandon Felix despite her father’s authority. Her resistance leads to her independent journey toward the cottage.
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Why does Felix return to Paris?
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