Frankenstein Ch.20-21

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What does the word 'vexations' mean?

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Irritating problem, annoyance

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Why does Victor dump the second creature's body parts in the sea?

Back

That way the male creature cannot find them.

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What crime is Victor accused of?

Back

Murdering Henry Clerval.

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What does the word 'squalidness' mean?

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Extremely dirty and unpleasant appearance.

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Who collects Victor from prison?

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Alphonse (his father).

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What is the significance of Victor's father's reaction to his release from the criminal charge?

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It shows the relief and joy of family support in times of distress.

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How does Victor's guilt manifest after creating the creature?

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He experiences mental anguish and isolation.

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What role does nature play in Victor's emotional state?

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Nature often reflects Victor's feelings, providing solace or intensifying his despair.

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What is the theme of responsibility in 'Frankenstein'?

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The theme explores the consequences of Victor's actions and his failure to take responsibility for his creation.

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How does the creature's desire for companionship affect the story?

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It drives the creature to seek out Victor and ultimately leads to tragic consequences.