Frankenstein Volume 2

Front

What is the creature's threat if Victor refuses his request?

Back

The creature threatens to exact terrible revenge.

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What condition does Victor impose before granting the creature's request?

Back

Victor wants the creature to find somewhere to live that is uninhabited by man.

Front

What is the creature's ultimate request at the end of Volume II?

Back

The creature requests a female companion who will accept him.

Front

Why does the Monster place William's necklace in Justine's pocket?

Back

He does it because someone so lovely could never love him.

Front

How does the creature learn to speak and read?

Back

He learns by watching Felix teach Safie.

Front

What theme does the creature's desire for companionship illustrate?

Back

The theme of isolation and the need for connection.

Front

How does Victor's refusal to create a companion for the creature affect the plot?

Back

It leads to the creature's feelings of abandonment and desire for revenge.

Front

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

Back

Nature serves as a backdrop for the creature's emotional growth and understanding of humanity.

Front

What is the significance of the DeLacey family in the creature's life?

Back

They represent the kindness and acceptance the creature longs for.

Front

How does the creature's experience with humans shape his identity?

Back

His experiences lead him to feel rejected and vengeful towards humanity.