Frankenstein Graphic Novel - Flashcard 2 (Pages 36-73)

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What major event occurs in Victor's family during this section of the novel?

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The death of his younger brother William.

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How does Victor react after bringing the Creature to life?

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He immediately regrets his decision.

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What evidence is found on Justine that leads to her conviction?

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The locket that belonged to William.

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What emotion does the Creature express as he begins to tell his story?

Back

Loneliness and rejection.

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What motivates Victor Frankenstein to continue his work despite the risks?

Back

His desire for fame and recognition.

Front

Define the theme of isolation in 'Frankenstein'.

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Isolation is a central theme that affects both Victor and the Creature, leading to their suffering and tragic outcomes.

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What role does nature play in Victor's emotional state?

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Nature serves as a source of solace and reflection for Victor, contrasting with his inner turmoil.

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Explain the significance of the Creature's learning process.

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The Creature's learning process highlights themes of education, social acceptance, and the consequences of neglect.

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What is the impact of family on Victor's character development?

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Victor's family shapes his values and motivations, influencing his decisions throughout the novel.

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How does Shelley portray the concept of responsibility in the novel?

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Shelley explores the idea that creators have a moral obligation to their creations, as seen in Victor's neglect of the Creature.