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Victor's Imprisonment and Illness from "Frankenstein, or the Modern Prometheus". Victor is overcome with grief and guilt at the sight of Clerval's body. He falls into a violent fever and is imprisoned for two months.

after Clerval's murder

Victor's Imprisonment and Illness

Victor is overcome with grief and guilt at the sight of Clerval's body. He falls into a violent fever and is imprisoned for two months. During his delirium, he raves about his crimes, calling himself the murderer of William, Justine, and Clerval. He is eventually acquitted when it is proven that he was on the Orkney Islands at the time of the murder.