Frankenstein 1-24

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What happens to Victor when he realizes that Henry has been killed?

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He convulses and falls ill.

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How much sympathy or antipathy does Victor Frankenstein feel for the creature at this moment in the book?

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Victor feels both sympathy and antipathy towards the creature.

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Why is Victor upset about Justine’s execution?

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Because he believes that she was innocent.

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How does Robert Walton feel about Victor?

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He likes Frankenstein and hopes they will become friends.

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Why does Safie come to the cottage?

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She comes because she loved Felix.

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What is the significance of Victor's illness after Henry's death?

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It reflects his guilt and emotional turmoil.

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How does Victor's view of the creature change throughout the novel?

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Initially, he feels a sense of responsibility, but later he views the creature with horror.

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What role does nature play in Victor's life?

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Nature serves as a source of solace and inspiration for Victor.

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What is the theme of isolation in 'Frankenstein'?

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Isolation affects both Victor and the creature, leading to their tragic outcomes.

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How does Victor's ambition contribute to his downfall?

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His ambition leads him to create the creature, resulting in devastating consequences.