Frankenstein- Conflict

"But now, when I appear almost within grasp of my foe, my hopes were suddenly extinguished, and I lost all trace of him moe utterly than I had ever done before." (154)

Victor faces mostly internal conflict because he could not tell anyone about the creature. He had to face his problems on his own, and deal with the guilt that he faced over creating the creature and the acts that the creature committed. He might have delt with it better if he had confided with someone. Instead he killed himself because this conflict was too much. This conflict was however external with one other character. There was not much hidden between Victor and the creature. From their second meeting, the creature told Victor every act that he committed and why he committed it. The creature knew that Victor still wanted him gone, not to hurt anyone else. This ultimately lead to Victor tracked the creature across the globe, each knowing each others strengths and weaknesses.