Frankenstein - Chapters 5-8

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What was Victor Frankenstein's initial reaction to the creature coming to life?

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He was horrified and disgusted.

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How did Victor Frankenstein feel after the trial regarding Justine's fate?

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He was angry and regretful because he was sure the creature was the real guilty party.

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What was the outcome for Justine at the end of the chapter?

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She was found guilty because of her confession and hanged.

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What significant event occurs in Victor's dream after the creature comes to life?

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Victor kisses Elizabeth, and she turns into Caroline who's wearing a shroud and grave worms.

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Who is William Frankenstein in relation to Victor?

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Victor's youngest brother, the baby of the family.

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What theme is highlighted by Victor's feelings of horror after creating the creature?

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The theme of the consequences of unchecked ambition and the responsibilities of a creator.

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How does Victor's relationship with Elizabeth change after the creature's creation?

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Victor becomes increasingly distant and consumed by guilt and fear.

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What does the creature symbolize in the context of Victor's actions?

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The creature symbolizes the consequences of isolation and the rejection of one's responsibilities.

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What role does guilt play in Victor's character development throughout these chapters?

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Guilt drives Victor into a state of despair and affects his relationships and mental health.

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How does the setting contribute to the mood in Chapters 5-8 of Frankenstein?

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The dark and foreboding settings reflect Victor's inner turmoil and the horror of his actions.