Frankenstein Flashcard Chapters 1-16

Front

How does Victor react to the creature as it awakens?

Back

Victor feels sick and runs away from the creature.

Front

What reason does Victor Frankenstein give for traveling so far?

Back

Victor seeks one who fled from him.

Front

Why is Justine implicated in William's murder?

Back

Justine is implicated because she had a piece of William's jewelry in her pocket.

Front

What does the creature believe that Victor owes him?

Back

The creature believes Victor owes him a female companion.

Front

Why is Henry Clerval an important character?

Back

Henry Clerval is important because he is Victor's best friend.

Front

What theme does Victor's reaction to the creature highlight?

Back

The theme of responsibility and the consequences of creation.

Front

What does Victor's pursuit of knowledge lead to?

Back

Victor's pursuit of knowledge leads to his downfall and the creation of the creature.

Front

How does the creature's experience reflect on human nature?

Back

The creature's experience reflects themes of isolation, rejection, and the need for companionship.

Front

What role does nature play in Victor's life?

Back

Nature serves as a source of solace and inspiration for Victor.

Front

What is the significance of the creature's desire for a companion?

Back

The creature's desire for a companion underscores themes of loneliness and the need for acceptance.