Frankenstein 20-24

Which is not one of the four fears that Victor has at the beginning of when he considers the possibilities of how the new mate may interact with the monster.

• The female creature might be more evil than the first.

• She has made no promise to live an isolated life.

• She might reject the first creature and then there would be two wild ones.

• It will cause Victor to descend into madness again.

How is his creation of this second monster different from the first?

• A. Before he had worked day and night with passion to complete it. Now he can't even bear to enter his laboratory some days.

• B. Before he was at college and had access to better equipment

• C. Before he had the help of M. Walden who inspired him to excellence

What does the creature promise Victor when Victor destroys the female creature? I will be with you on your ____________ night.

How does Victor dispose of the body of the female creature?

• by burning it

• by dumping it in the sea away from shore

• by burying it properly and humanely

Who has been murdered when Victor returns to shore in Ireland having dumped the dismembered body of the female creature?

• Elizabeth

• the creature

• Henry Clerval

What happens to Victor after he is arrested?

• He is tried and found guilty immediately.

• He becomes ill and delirious for two months.

• He sees the creature lurking about and gloating at his misfortune.

Who comes to visit Victor in jail?

• Elizabeth

• Alphonse

• the creature

What is ironic about the feelings and desires of Victor versus the feelings or desires of the creature?

• nothing

• Victor can have human companionship but rejects it while the creature longs for it but is rejected.

• Victor wants to give life but the creature wants to take it.

What does Victor decide to do in order to hasten his destiny in which either he or the creature will die?

• confront the creature by hunting him down

• marry Elizabeth

• finally confess to the authorities who can search out the truth of who is guilty

What has Elizabeth believed was the reason for Victor’s odd behavior over the past years, including the fact that he still hadn't married her?

• Victor must have created something horrible in his laboratory.

• Victor must have killed someone.

• He must love someone else and be reluctant to marry Elizabeth.

• Victor must believe he is an inadequate researcher.