Frankenstein: Vol. 2 Chapter 1 (Ch.9/24)

What is the primary emotion the narrator experiences after the death of Justine?

• Relief

• Despair and remorse

• Indifference

• Anger

What does the narrator's father attempt to instill in him through his advice?

• Indifference

• Fortitude and courage

• Fear

• Joy

Where does the narrator find solace amidst his turmoil?

• In the company of friends

• In solitude

• In music

• In travel

What activity does the narrator engage in after his family retires for the night?

• Reads books

• Writes letters

• Takes a boat on the lake

• Goes for a walk

What restrains the narrator from ending his life in the lake?

• Fear of death

• Love for Elizabeth and his family

• Lack of courage

• The beauty of the lake

How does Elizabeth perceive the world after the death of Justine?

• It is full of joy

• It is unchanged

• It is full of vice and injustice

• It is a place of peace

What intense emotions does the narrator feel towards the creature he created?

• Indifference

• Hatred and revenge

• Pity

• Curiosity

What does Elizabeth suggest is the cause of her unhappiness?

• The loss of wealth

• The death of Justine and William

• The weather

• Her health

Where does the narrator travel to seek relief from his despair?

• The city of Geneva

• The valley of Chamounix

• The coast of France

• The forests of Germany

Who is the narrator of the passage?

• William

• Victor

• Justine

• Elizabeth