Frankenstein - Letters Flashcard

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What lesson does Walton remember from literature regarding respect for nature?

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The lesson learned about respect for nature and safety for others is from the poem 'The Rime of the Ancient Mariner.'

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Where does the expedition find the 'stranger'?

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The expedition finds the 'stranger' on a floating piece of ice in the ocean.

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What is Robert Walton's profession?

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Robert Walton is a sea captain.

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What does Robert Walton desperately want?

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Robert Walton desperately wants a friend.

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From where does Robert start his adventure and write his first letter?

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Robert starts his adventure in St. Petersburg, Russia.

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What is the significance of the poem 'The Rime of the Ancient Mariner' in Walton's letters?

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It highlights the theme of respect for nature and the consequences of ignoring it.

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How does Walton's character reflect the theme of isolation in 'Frankenstein'?

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Walton's longing for friendship emphasizes the theme of isolation and the human need for connection.

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What role does the setting of the North Pole play in Walton's expedition?

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The North Pole represents the ultimate frontier and the pursuit of knowledge, reflecting the dangers of ambition.

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How does Walton's ambition compare to Victor Frankenstein's?

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Both characters exhibit ambition that leads to dangerous consequences, highlighting the theme of unchecked ambition.

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What does Walton's correspondence reveal about his character?

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Walton's letters reveal his aspirations, loneliness, and desire for companionship.