Frankenstein Opener

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What is the main desire of the monster in Frankenstein?

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To be loved and accepted by humans.

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What lesson can we learn from Frankenstein regarding science?

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Science is good, but just because we can do something scientifically it doesn't mean that we should morally.

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What is irony in the context of Frankenstein?

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Irony is when something is not what you expect; in Frankenstein, the monstrous way humans treat the monster actually makes him into a monster.

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What materials did Frankenstein use to create the monster?

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Frankenstein made the monster from both human and animal parts.

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What is the significance of the monster's desire for acceptance?

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It highlights themes of isolation, rejection, and the need for companionship.

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How does the monster's treatment by humans affect his behavior?

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The monster becomes vengeful and violent due to the rejection and cruelty he faces from humans.

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What does Frankenstein's creation of the monster symbolize?

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It symbolizes the consequences of playing God and the ethical dilemmas of scientific exploration.

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What role does nature play in Frankenstein?

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Nature serves as a backdrop for the characters' emotions and reflects their inner turmoil.

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How does Victor Frankenstein's ambition lead to his downfall?

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His ambition to conquer nature and create life leads to tragic consequences for himself and those he loves.

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What is the theme of responsibility in Frankenstein?

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The theme emphasizes that creators have a moral obligation to their creations.