Frankenstein Flashcard 4b: Chapters 18-21

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What is the primary reason Victor Frankenstein refuses to create the She-Monster?

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Victor fears that the She-Monster would have offspring, leading to a 'race of devils' that could trouble humanity.

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What significant event does the Monster claim he will visit Victor on?

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The Monster claims he will visit Victor on his wedding night.

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Who consoles Victor after he is found innocent by the Magistrate?

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Victor's father consoles him after he is found innocent.

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Where does Victor spend most of his time in Ireland?

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Victor spends most of his time in jail in Ireland.

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Which country do Victor and Henry find most awe-inspiring during their travels?

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Victor and Henry find England to be the most awe-inspiring country.

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What does Victor believe about the Monster's right to peace?

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Victor believes that the Monster should never have peace.

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What are the implications of Victor's refusal to create the She-Monster?

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Victor's refusal stems from his fear of creating a new race and the potential consequences for humanity.

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How does the Monster's threat to Victor reflect the themes of revenge and justice in 'Frankenstein'?

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The Monster's threat to visit Victor on his wedding night symbolizes the culmination of his desire for revenge and the consequences of Victor's actions.

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What role does family play in Victor's life after his trials?

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Family serves as a source of consolation and support for Victor, especially after he is exonerated.

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How does isolation affect Victor's mental state throughout the novel?

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Victor's isolation leads to despair, guilt, and a deteriorating mental state as he grapples with the consequences of his actions.