Frankenstein Chapter 13

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Who is referred to as 'His . . .' by Felix?

Back

The new girl, referred to as 'Arabian'.

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What additional subject did the monster learn from the book?

Back

History.

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What is the name of the new girl in Chapter 13?

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Safie.

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How does the Monster begin to view knowledge?

Back

He begins to look at knowledge very much like Doctor Frankenstein.

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What book did the cotters use to teach the girl?

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Volney’s Ruins of Empires.

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What is the significance of Safie's character in the story?

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Safie represents the theme of cultural exchange and the quest for knowledge.

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How does the Monster's understanding of human emotions evolve in Chapter 13?

Back

He learns about love, companionship, and the complexities of human relationships.

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What role does the De Lacey family play in the Monster's development?

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They serve as a model for human behavior and social interaction.

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What does the Monster's reading reveal about his character?

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It shows his desire for acceptance and understanding of humanity.

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How does the Monster's perception of himself change in this chapter?

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He becomes more aware of his isolation and longing for connection.