Frankenstein 14-16 Flashcard

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What does the monster learn from Victor's journals?

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The monster learns that Victor created him and that he is a miserable wretch, along with the horrible details of Victor's struggles during his creation.

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What does the monster want Victor to do to alleviate his loneliness?

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The monster wants Victor to create a female monster to be his companion.

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Why did the creature put the locket in Justine Moritz’s pocket?

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He hoped she would be accused of the crime.

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How does the creature plan to approach the DeLacey family?

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By talking to the blind father while the rest of the family is gone.

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What is Felix's reaction when he sees the Creature holding the blind man's hand?

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Felix attacked and hit the monster.

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What theme does the monster's desire for companionship illustrate in 'Frankenstein'?

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The theme of isolation and the human need for connection.

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How does Victor's creation of the monster reflect on his character?

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It shows Victor's ambition and irresponsibility, as he creates life without considering the consequences.

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What role does nature play in the monster's development?

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Nature serves as a source of solace and learning for the monster, contrasting with human rejection.

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What does the monster's experience with the DeLacey family reveal about human nature?

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It reveals the potential for kindness and acceptance, but also the capacity for fear and violence.

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How does the monster's understanding of his own existence evolve throughout the story?

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He moves from confusion and anger to a deeper understanding of his loneliness and desire for acceptance.