Frankenstein Volume II

What does the creature tell Victor he must do, and what promise does the creature make in return for this?

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REREAD THE BOTTOM OF PAGE 81 The creature says "What I am asking for is reasonable." Do you agree that it's reasonable? Why or why not?

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Give one reason why Victor should trust the creature. Then, give a reason why Victor should not trust the creature. Use "On the one hand...: however, on the other hand..." between your reasons.

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Describe the deal the creature wants to make with Victor. Use "If ______, then _______."

EXAMPLE: If you loan me five dollars for lunch today, then I will pay you back on Monday and and give you a bag of Takis.

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Why is the Creature's attempt to befriend the old man unsuccessful?

• He is rude to the old man

• He gives himself away too early

• The old man's family returns in the middle of the conversation

• He kills the old man

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While the Creature does compare himself to Adam from the Bible, he also considered WHO as the "fitter emblem" of his condition?

• Beezulbub

• Jesus

• Satan

• Michael the Archangeal

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Victor decides to listen to the Creature's story because of the "_____ of a creator towards his creature..."

• Responsibilities

• Duties

• Morals

• Loyalties

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How does the Creature come in possession of the two main books he learns from?

• He overheard one of the Cottage inhabitants reading them

• He stole them from a neighboring village

• He was given them by the old man

• He found them while scavenging for food in a nearby wood

What promise does the monster make to his creator after Victor destroys his second creation in the making?

• He will see him on his wedding day.

• He is going to leave Victor alone.

• He promises to be a good person now.

• He promises to leave and never come back.

What are some of the key themes explored in Frankenstein Volume II?

• Love, forgiveness, happiness, and peace

• Friendship, trust, loyalty, and honesty

• Ambition, revenge, isolation, and consequences of scientific discovery

• War, destruction, chaos, and violence