Henry Frankenstein (Colin Clive)’s Timeline and Summary

Henry Frankenstein, son of Baron Frankenstein, studies under Dr. Waldman at the university, working on the problem of how to create life.
The young scientist proposes to Elizabeth, but tells her he must complete his experiments first.
He and his assistant Fritz go in search of dead bodies and brains in order to create life. (Eew.)
All those dead bodies and brains get sewn together, and Henry creates his monster.
But monsters cause problems; this one kills Fritz, which freaks Henry out.
Dr. Waldman and Elizabeth convince him to go back home and work on preparations for marriage. Waldman promises to destroy the monster.
Henry feels much better—but on the day of the wedding, Dr. Waldman is missing.
The monster has killed Waldman, escaped, and drowned a little girl.
The monster also terrorizes Elizabeth in the Frankenstein home.
The village is roused against the monster; Henry leads a group of villagers, and ends up confronting the monster alone.
The monster captures him and takes him to a windmill. The villagers set the windmill on fire.
Henry and the monster struggle and Henry falls from the mill.
Henry survives, the monster dies, preparations for the wedding go forward.
Everyone is happy (except for Fritz, and Dr. Waldman, and the monster).