Frankenstein recap c. 16-19

For what reason does the monster request a female companion?

• It will cure his loneliness.
• It will prevent him from feeling isolated.
• It will prevent him from being destructive.
• All of the above

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What does the monster plan to do with this female companion?

• Flee with her to South America
• Use her as a sacrifice
• Teach her how to take revenge on humans
• All of the above

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After being separated from De Lacey and his family, what becomes of the creature's attitudes toward Victor Frankenstein? 

• His love for Victor grows, because he realizes he is not as evil as De Lacey, Felix, and Agatha.

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

• He becomes sorry for Victor, seeing that he does not have the same type of loving family as De Lacey's.

• He grows sad that his relationship with Victor is not the same as Felix's and his father.

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Upon seeing a girl drowning in the river, how does the creature respond?

• He watches her die, having allowed the evil to grow more strongly than the goodness inside of him.

• He saves her, only to be shot by her friend out of fear for the way he looks.

• He searches for Felix at his cottage and seeks help downriver.

• Her saves her, only to then strangle her, just as he would later do to William.

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Upon meeting William in the woods, how does the creature respond?

• He instantly kills the child in instinctive anger for other humans.
• He attempts to converse with the child, thinking him to be innocent and morally uncorrupt in his youth.
• He hides from the child, tired of being judged for the way that he looks.
• He follows the child until William leads him to Victor.

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Why does the creature decide to go to Geneva?

• He decides to go to Geneva to hide in the mountains from all humans

• He decides to go to Geneva to live a happy life

• He decides to go to Geneva to look for another family to meet

• He decides to go to Geneva to find his creator

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How did the rejection by the De Lacey's change the creature?

• The rejection he faces from the De Lacey's make him work harder to make humans empathize with him

• Because of his isolation, the monster decides to educate himself in order to understand the ways of the world

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

• His horrible circumstances help the monster better connect with his faith

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

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

• He puts it in the fire and burns it

• He hides it in Victor's things

• He keeps it for himself

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Why does the creature say he is malicious?

• Because he was taught only violence

• Because he watched the DeLacey's be malicious to one another

• Because he read only this in his books

• Because he is miserable

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

• He will have a companion to travel the world with

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

• He believes he and a female partner could start a family which would make him very happy

• He wants a female to talk to about his experiences

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