Frankenstein CH 6-8

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What is the significance of Victor's encounter with the creature in the Alps?

Back

It highlights Victor's feelings of helplessness and foreshadows the ongoing conflict between creator and creature.

Front

How many years has Victor been away from home when he reflects on his time at Ingolstadt?

Back

Six years.

Front

What emotional state does Victor experience at the end of Chapter 6?

Back

Victor's spirits are high, indicating a temporary sense of relief and hope.

Front

What subject does Victor choose to study after his initial scientific pursuits?

Back

Victor decides to study Oriental languages.

Front

What was Henry Clerval's academic focus at university?

Back

Henry came to university to study Oriental languages.

Front

How does Victor's choice of study reflect his character development?

Back

It shows a shift from scientific obsession to a more humanistic and cultural interest.

Front

What themes are explored through Victor's relationship with the creature?

Back

Themes of responsibility, isolation, and the consequences of ambition.

Front

What does Victor's inability to pursue the creature symbolize?

Back

It symbolizes his internal conflict and the consequences of his actions.

Front

How does the setting of the Alps contribute to the mood of the story?

Back

The Alps create a sense of isolation and reflect Victor's inner turmoil.

Front

What role does nature play in Victor's emotional state throughout Chapters 6-8?

Back

Nature often reflects Victor's emotions, providing solace or amplifying his despair.