Frankenstein Chapters 21-24

Who was murdered right after Frankenstein tore apart the female monster?

• Elizabeth

• Victor

• The monster

• Henry

Who does Mr. Kirwin believe may have been the murderer?

• Victor

• the monster

• Henry

• Elizabeth

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The result of the trial is that

• the suspected murderer is in prison for life.

• the suspected murderer is released from prison.

• the suspected murderer's father bails him out.

• the suspected murderer is sentenced to death.

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When he and his father stop in Paris on their way home from Victor's imprisonment, Victor needs to

• get rid of some bottled up energy and blow off some steam.

• finish the female monster so that the daemon does not show again.

• rest and recover in a stupor.

• smell all the roses.

Victor and Elizabeth

• continue to put off their marriage because of Victor's fear.

• finally get to consummate their marriage.

• realize it is icky to marry someone you think of as a brother/sister.

• get married and depart to a cottage to spend the night.

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Even though he remembers the monster's words about his wedding night, Victor still

• gets married very cheerfully.

• believes that he is the only one in danger of the creature's wrath.

• commits suicide.

• takes joy in nature and marries Elizabeth on the banks of the Seine.

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While Victor and Elizabeth walk around the grounds of their honeymoon location, Victor thinks about

• only Elizabeth's beauty.

• how cowardly he has been.

• that he should have been a better father to the creature.

• only the coming confrontation with the creature.

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After Elizabeth's murder, Victor decides to

• end his life so the monster cannot torment the rest of his family.

• devote his life to finding and killing the monster.

• stay forever at home and protect his family from further wrath.

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Victor's father dies

• from grief over so many terrible things happening so close together.

• at the monster's hands.

• when he realizes that Frankenstein is behind all the murders.

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Who is the narrator in the last parts of the novel?

• the creature

• Robert Walton

• Henry Clerval

• Victor Frankenstein

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