Frankenstein Ch. 11 - 17 Review

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Why did the Creature/Monster 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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Where does the Monster/Creature seek refuge after being attacked by the villagers?

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A hovel/wooded shelter.

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How does the creature believe that he would benefit from Victor meeting his demand?

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The creature would be less angry if he wasn't lonely.

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What does the Monster/Creature collect for the DeLacy family and set on their doorstep after discovering his stealing was making him a burden?

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Wood.

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What is the irony in how the Creature/Monster sees humans versus how humans see him?

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The Creature/Monster sees humans as violent and cruel, while humans view him as a monster.

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What motivates the Creature/Monster to seek companionship?

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The Creature/Monster feels lonely and believes companionship would alleviate his anger.

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How does the Creature/Monster's experience with the DeLacy family influence his understanding of humanity?

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He learns about kindness and compassion, contrasting with his own experiences of rejection.

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What role does nature play in the Creature/Monster's life?

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Nature serves as a refuge and a source of solace amidst human cruelty.

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What does the Creature/Monster's desire for a mate signify?

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It signifies his longing for acceptance and understanding in a world that shuns him.

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How does Victor Frankenstein's abandonment of the Creature/Monster affect its behavior?

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It leads to feelings of betrayal, anger, and a desire for revenge.