Frankenstein 1-24

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What motivates Safie to come to the cottage?

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Safie comes to the cottage because she loved Felix.

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Who is Robert Walton in 'Frankenstein'?

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Robert Walton is an explorer.

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What is Victor Frankenstein's reaction to Justine's execution?

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Victor is upset about Justine’s execution because he believes that she was innocent.

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How does the creature learn about his own creation?

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The creature learns exactly how he was created by reading papers found in clothes.

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What realization does the monster come to when he understands those around him?

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The monster realizes that he is disfigured and alone.

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What role does family play in the lives of the characters in 'Frankenstein'?

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Family relationships are central to the characters' motivations and emotional struggles.

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How does Victor Frankenstein's ambition lead to his downfall?

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Victor's ambition to create life leads to tragic consequences, including the suffering of himself and others.

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What themes are explored through the character of the creature?

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Themes of isolation, acceptance, and the quest for identity are explored through the creature.

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How does the setting of the novel influence the characters' actions?

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The settings, such as the desolate Arctic and the cottage, reflect the characters' emotional states and contribute to the themes of isolation.

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What is the significance of the letters in 'Frankenstein'?

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The letters frame the narrative and provide insight into Walton's character and his quest for knowledge.