Frankenstein Volume Two

Front

Victor's reason for not committing suicide

Back

Moral obligation to stay alive knowing the monster is out there.

Front

Monster's speech description

Back

Eloquent

Front

Time passed when Victor meets his creation

Back

Two years

Front

Victor in the monster's cave

Back

Hopes the monster wasn't responsible for William's death

Front

Monster's desire from Victor

Back

Companionship

Front

Monster's confusion about cottagers' crying

Back

They have nice clothes, food, and a warm shelter.

Front

William's lethal mistake: told the monster that he was...

Back

Alphonse Frankenstein’s son.

Front

Victor's response to monster's mate request

Back

Denial

Front

Effect of monster's story on reader

Back

Makes the reader feel sympathy.

Front

Monster's thrill at end of Volume II

Back

Victor agrees to make him a girlfriend