Frankenstein Flashcard 5b: Chapters 22-24

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What is Robert Walton's final decision regarding his journey?

Back

He returns home to England.

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How does the Monster ultimately end his life?

Back

Burning himself in a fire.

Front

Who is the last person that the Monster strangles?

Back

Elizabeth.

Front

Which member of the Frankenstein family survives?

Back

Ernest.

Front

How does the magistrate respond to Victor's request for troops against the Monster?

Back

He agrees with Victor, but confesses that not even trained troops could stop such a force as the Monster.

Front

What is the significance of Robert Walton's journey in 'Frankenstein'?

Back

It represents the pursuit of knowledge and the dangers of ambition.

Front

What theme does the Monster's self-destruction illustrate?

Back

The consequences of isolation and rejection.

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How does Victor Frankenstein's ambition lead to tragedy?

Back

His desire to conquer nature results in the creation of the Monster and the loss of his loved ones.

Front

What role does nature play in the novel 'Frankenstein'?

Back

Nature serves as a backdrop for the characters' emotional states and reflects their inner turmoil.

Front

What is the relationship between Victor and the Monster?

Back

It is complex, marked by creator and creation dynamics, responsibility, and revenge.