For A Maiden's Chastity - The Frankenstein's Monster Fan Club

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[LegalLoliLover]

http://www.pixiv.net/member_illust.p...st_id=44878182 NSFW, but you can see the "seams" (as she is, indeed, Frankenstein's Monster).

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[Sarn]

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[Sarn]

Gah, I'm so late on this one! Shame!



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Also, someone colored a couple Apocrypha illustrations. Sample:



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[Kat]

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[LegalLoliLover]

By the way, is she waterproof for the purposes of showers, baths, and stuff?

[Kat]

Never mind, I got sniped badly

[beautyandnotthebeast]

By the way, is she waterproof for the purposes of showers, baths, and stuff?

If she isn't, it'll be a little sad that a light rain could stop her from fighting.

[LegalLoliLover]

Well, you know how a cellphone will still function, despite a little rain on the screen, but will probably stop functioning if you dunk it in the water? Same thing. Depends on how "light" the light rain is.

[beautyandnotthebeast]

Well, you know how a cellphone will still function, despite a little rain on the screen, but will probably stop functioning if you dunk it in the water? Same thing. Depends on how "light" the light rain is.

I know that. I was talking about a what if.
I pretty sure she would be waterproof as a Servant. In real life electrics weren't waterproof at that time, but in the novel Frankenstein's monster rescued a peasant girl from drowning.

[LegalLoliLover]

So, if you put her in a bikini and toss her in a pool, that action won't fry everyone else in the pool?

[beautyandnotthebeast]

So, if you put her in a bikini and toss her in a pool, that action won't fry everyone else in the pool?

Maybe not.

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[Kat]

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[Kieran]

I know that. I was talking about a what if.
I pretty sure she would be waterproof as a Servant. In real life electrics weren't waterproof at that time, but in the novel Frankenstein's monster rescued a peasant girl from drowning.

More to the point, the whole electrical angle is an invention of Universal Studios' movie series - at least, to the extent it's usually associated with the Frankenstein mythos. Shelley never goes into details as to Victor's process (in fact, Victor deliberately refuses to go into details), but the implication is that it's as much or more sourced in alchemy as it is in galvanism - if electricity has anything to do with it at all.