Gris Grimly's Frankenstein, Volume III

At the beginning of Volume III, what does Victor's father tell him that it is time to do?

• move home

• marry Elizabeth

• go to medical school

• return to the mountains

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Victor bargains with his father in the first chapter of Volume III. He agrees with a union, but he declares that he must depart for a short time. He leaves for Strasburg to meet...

• Henry.

• Elizabeth.

• the monster.

• Professor Waldman.

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Henry bargains with his father in the first chapter of Volume III. He agrees with a union, but he declares that he must depart for a short time. How long does he plan to be gone?

• Six Months

• One year

• Two years

• a week.

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When Victor left home, he went to Strasburg where he departed on a bigger journey. Upon his arrival to Perth, he told his traveling companion that he wanted to tour Scotland alone. What was his intention when he was finally alone?

• to sail north and explore.

• to make good on his promise to the monster and build it a companion

• to explore the castles of Scotland and find a secluded cabin to rest and relax

• to find philosophers whose knowledge would be indispensable to him

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In chapter 3 of Volume III, Victor began making a companion for his monster. He destroyed the monster. Why?

• Victor's father demanded his return home for an immediate marriage to Elizabeth.

• Henry was murdered, and Victor was angry.

• His first monster showed up to mark the progress and see the fulfilment of the promise.

• He began sad and distraught and needed to return home to regain physical and mental health.

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In chapter 3 of Volume III, Victor began making a companion for his monster. He destroyed the monster. What threat from the monster would haunt Victor?

• "Your hours will pass in dread and misery."

• "I go; but I shall be with you on your wedding-night."

• "Beware for I am fearless."

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In chapter 3 of Volume III, Victor began making a companion for his monster. He destroyed the monster. He admitted that he broke his promise. The monster left but made a threat. Victor took all the remains that he had to build a companion for the monster and decided to lay them at sea. Victor did so at night then floated about his boat until daylight where he drfited near land. He was accused of...

• murder!

• theft!

• kidnapping!

• piracy!

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After arriving in the presence of a magistrate, Victor learned the victim of a hideous crime. Who was the victim?

• his father

• Elizabeth

• Henry

• Justine

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Victor spent months in solitude. He was in prison and out of his mind for months. He was overcome by gloom and misery. Mr. Kirwin visited him and told him that he had a visitor. Who visited Victor to take him to court?

• Elizabeth

• Henry

• his Father

• a friend from Perth

Victor was set free and departed Scotland. His father took him to Paris. He received a letter from Elizabeth. He returned home where he was very nervous. He was always watching for the monster. He decided that it was time to marry Elizabeth. On their wedding night, the monster...

• destroyed Victor's family and took his father to Mont Blanc.

• followed them from Geneva to the Alps.

• arrived to watch Victor.

• kept his promise and avenged the destruction of his companion.

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