FRANKENSTEIN CHAPTERS 1 - 12

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What is a frame story?

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A frame story is a narrative technique in which a story is 'framed' by another story, often providing context or a setting for the main narrative.

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Who is the author of the novel Frankenstein?

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Mary W. Shelley.

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Who is the writer of the four letters in Frankenstein?

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Robert Walton.

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What theme do the letters in Frankenstein echo that appears later in the novel?

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The idea of loneliness.

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How does the frame story structure continue in the novel?

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The monster narrates his story inside of Victor's story.

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What is the significance of Robert Walton's character in the novel?

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Robert Walton serves as the frame narrator and introduces the themes of exploration and ambition.

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What role does Victor Frankenstein play in the story?

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Victor Frankenstein is the protagonist who creates the monster and grapples with the consequences of his actions.

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How does Mary Shelley explore the theme of ambition in Frankenstein?

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Through Victor's relentless pursuit of knowledge and the creation of life, leading to tragic consequences.

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What is the relationship between Victor Frankenstein and his creature?

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It is complex and fraught with conflict, as Victor's abandonment of the creature leads to its suffering and vengeance.

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What does the creature seek from Victor Frankenstein?

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The creature seeks acceptance, companionship, and understanding from Victor.