Frankenstein Volume I Chapter 4 Review

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What is Victor Frankenstein's initial reaction to the Creature coming to life?

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He flees in terror.

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What disturbing dream does Victor have after the Creature is animated?

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He dreams of Elizabeth turning into a corpse.

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What scientific method does Victor use to animate the Creature in Chapter 4?

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Electricity.

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What does Victor do immediately after waking from his nightmare in Chapter 4?

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He wanders the streets.

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What emotion primarily describes Victor's feelings after the Creature is brought to life?

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Fear.

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What theme is explored through Victor's reaction to the Creature's life?

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The consequences of playing God and the fear of the unknown.

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How does Victor's dream foreshadow his future experiences with the Creature?

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It symbolizes his guilt and the horror of his creation.

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What does the Creature's animation represent in the context of scientific exploration?

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The potential dangers and ethical dilemmas of unchecked scientific ambition.

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In what way does Victor's wandering reflect his mental state after the Creature's creation?

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It illustrates his confusion, guilt, and fear.

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What literary device is used in Victor's dream about Elizabeth?

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Foreshadowing.