Frankenstein Ch 15-17

Front

Creature's similarity to Adam

Back

in his isolation

Front

Creature approaches De Lacey

Back

De Lacey cannot see him

Front

Creature's vow if Victor builds a mate

Back

Move to South America, away from humans

Front

Victor's feelings returning to Geneva

Back

dazed and tormented

Front

Effect of reading on the Creature

Back

Opens mind to new experiences and understandings

Front

Creature's hope from "protectors"

Back

gain their friendship

Front

Theme: Playing with life

Back

Corruption and terrible consequences

Front

De Lacey family's rejection of the monster

Back

Provokes despair and hatred towards mankind

Front

Monster's self-view in rage

Back

Describes himself as wild, a crazed beast; sees himself as a monster.

Front

Language contributes to tone: dramatic and passionate

Back

Reflects the monster's own passionate emotions