Frankenstein Flashcard 5a: Chapters 22-24

Front

Who is the last person that the Monster strangles?

Back

Elizabeth.

Front

What is the cause of Alphonse's death?

Back

Grief.

Front

What is Robert's final decision on his journey to unlock the secrets of Nature?

Back

He returns home to England.

Front

What does Victor tell the crewmen when the ship is surrounded by ice?

Back

He tells the crewmen to man up and follow their captain to glory.

Front

How does the Monster's life presumably end?

Back

Burning himself in a fire.

Front

What theme does the Monster's strangle of Elizabeth represent?

Back

The consequences of unchecked ambition and revenge.

Front

What does Alphonse's death signify in the context of the novel?

Back

The devastating impact of grief and loss on individuals.

Front

How does Robert Walton's journey parallel Victor Frankenstein's?

Back

Both characters seek knowledge and glory but face tragic consequences.

Front

What is the significance of Victor's silence when surrounded by ice?

Back

It reflects his internal conflict and realization of the value of life over ambition.

Front

What does the Monster's choice to burn himself symbolize?

Back

The ultimate rejection of life and the consequences of isolation.