Frankenstein recap c. 16-19

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What is the creature's attitude towards Victor Frankenstein after being separated from De Lacey and his family?

Back

His hatred for Victor grows, feeling more abandoned than ever, and angry at having been created the way he was.

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What does the creature do with the portrait he takes from William?

Back

He puts it in the folds of Justine’s dress in order to make her the murder suspect.

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How does the rejection by the De Lacey's affect the creature?

Back

As a result of his rejection and isolation, he feels intense suffering and bitterness.

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How long does Frankenstein leave Clerval in Edinburgh, Scotland?

Back

A month.

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Why does the creature believe he will be happy with a female like himself?

Back

He believes that since they will be isolated from the world, they will be strongly attached to each other.

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What theme is highlighted by the creature's feelings of abandonment?

Back

The theme of isolation and its impact on one's emotional state.

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How does the creature's desire for companionship reflect his character development?

Back

It shows his longing for acceptance and understanding, contrasting with his experiences of rejection.

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What role does the portrait of William play in the creature's actions?

Back

It symbolizes the creature's manipulation and desire for revenge against Victor.

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What does the creature's reaction to rejection reveal about human nature?

Back

It highlights the need for social connection and the pain of exclusion.

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How does Victor's abandonment of the creature contribute to the story's conflict?

Back

It sets off a chain of events that leads to tragedy and highlights the consequences of neglect.