Frankenstein Volume 3 Chapter 3 Review

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What vow does the monster make to Frankenstein?

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He vows to be with Victor on his wedding night.

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What does Victor decide to do with the new monster?

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He decides to destroy it.

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True or False: The creature WAS following him the entire time.

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True.

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Why is Frankenstein questioned by the police?

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The police have found a body, and they think Victor may be connected to it.

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Define the term 'creature' in the context of Frankenstein.

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The creature refers to the being created by Victor Frankenstein, often referred to as Frankenstein's monster.

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What is the significance of Victor's wedding night in the story?

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It is the moment the monster vows to be with Victor, indicating a climax of tension and foreshadowing tragedy.

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Explain the theme of isolation in Frankenstein.

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Isolation is a central theme, as both Victor and the creature experience profound loneliness and alienation.

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What role does guilt play in Victor's character development?

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Guilt drives Victor to madness and despair, influencing his decisions and relationships.

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How does the creature's desire for companionship affect the plot?

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The creature's longing for companionship leads to tragic events, including the deaths of Victor's loved ones.

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What is the relationship between creator and creation in Frankenstein?

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The relationship is complex, marked by responsibility, rejection, and a struggle for acceptance.