Frankenstein Letters to Chapter 4 Practice

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What is Victor Frankenstein's relationship with his family during his time at school?

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Victor has hardly any communication with his family, being caught up in his science studies.

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How does M. Krempe respond to Victor's interests in ancient philosophers?

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M. Krempe is rude and dismissive, claiming that Victor's childhood education was a waste.

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Who is Alphonse Frankenstein?

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Alphonse is a former community leader who married his best friend's daughter.

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What happens to Caroline Frankenstein?

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Caroline dies as a result of her daughter's illness.

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What is Walton attempting to locate?

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Walton is attempting to locate the Northern passage through the Arctic.

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What motivates Victor Frankenstein's scientific pursuits?

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Victor is motivated by a desire to uncover the secrets of life and death.

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What role does Elizabeth Lavenza play in Victor's life?

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Elizabeth is Victor's childhood friend and later becomes his fiancée.

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How does Victor's relationship with his family change after his mother's death?

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Victor becomes more isolated and consumed by his studies, distancing himself from his family.

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

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The letters frame the narrative and provide insight into Walton's ambitions and Victor's story.

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What does Victor study at university that changes his perspective on science?

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Victor studies natural philosophy and becomes fascinated with the principles of life.