Frankenstein Ch. 23-24 Review/Discussion

What best describes the weather when Victor and Elizabeth arrive at the inn for their wedding night?

• It's a gorgeous, starlit night.

• It was a dark and stormy night.

• Because of the snowfall, the landscape is brightly lit with the moon's reflection.

• Heavy rains have caused a mudslide, making the road to the inn impassable.

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What foolish mistake does Victor make upon arriving at the inn?

• He lets his guard down and decides to enjoy a romantic dinner with his bride.

• He forgets his pistol in the boat that brought him and Elizabeth across the lake.

• Exhausted from the journey, he falls asleep in a chair in the inn's lobby.

• He sends Elizabeth off to bed, leaving her unguarded and vulnerable.

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How is Elizabeth killed?

• Victor, attempting to shoot the creature, accidentally shoots her.

• Like the other victims of the creature, she is strangled.

• The creature wraps her hair around her neck three times and chokes her.

• He does to her what Victor did to the creature's bride that never was.

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What is the creature's response to the killing of Elizabeth?

• From a window, he points at her corpse, gloating over his latest victim.

• He feels intense remorse, writing Victor a letter of apology.

• He also attempts to kill Victor, but Victor is able to run away.

• He returns to the room where the corpse lies and weeps over what he has done.

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What is/are the result(s) of Elizabeth's death? Check all that apply.

• Victor's father dies of grief.

• Victor is accused of her murder and imprisoned.

• Victor goes mad and is locked up for months.

• Victor considers reanimating Elizabeth since he has the skills and knowledge.

Should Victor have tried to bring Elizabeth back to life?

• Yes

• No

• I have mixed feelings about this one.

Victor's appeal to the magistrate regarding the creature and its actions leads to

• the magistrate launching a massive manhunt for the creature, but it ultimately fails.

• the magistrate having Victor locked up (again) because he appears to be insane.

• the magistrate patronizingly saying he believes him but there is little to do about it.

• the magistrate's wholehearted belief in Victor's tale, which leads to the community questioning the magistrate's judgment.

Following all the previous events, Victor's sole focus becomes

• avoiding being killed by the creature.

• finding and destroying the creature.

• healing his own wounded psyche.

• finding solace in his few remaining friends.

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True or False: The creature leaves food and taunting messages for Victor.

• True

• False

Victor's only respite from his suffering comes

• in the company of the simple country folk he encounters during his pursuit of the creature.

• when he ingests the laudanum to which he admits he has become addicted.

• when he sleeps and dreams of his deceased friends and family.

• when he meets a Russian woman whom he considers marrying.

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