Frankenstein - Chapter 19

Why does Victor travel to Scotland in Chapter 19?

• To find a new location to hide from the creature

• To fulfill his promise to create a companion for the creature

• To seek help from scientists in Scotland

• To visit old friends and family

How does Victor feel about the task of creating another creature?

• He is excited by the scientific challenge.

• He feels a deep sense of dread and guilt.

• He is indifferent and focused solely on his safety.

• He believes it will redeem his previous actions.

What does Victor notice about Henry Clerval during their journey?

• Henry is growing increasingly suspicious of Victor.

• Henry is enchanted by the beauty of nature.

• Henry begins to exhibit signs of illness.

• Henry is eager to assist Victor in his work.

How does Shelley use the descriptions of nature in Chapter 19 to contrast Victor’s internal state?

• The beauty of nature reflects Victor’s renewed hope.

• The peacefulness of the natural world contrasts with Victor’s turmoil.

• The wild landscapes mirror Victor’s chaotic thoughts.

• The harsh environment emphasizes Victor’s resolve.

Why does Victor choose a remote location to work on the new creature?

• To ensure he has uninterrupted focus

• To hide his actions from Henry and society

• To take advantage of specific resources in the area

• To avoid confrontation with the creature

What theme is reinforced by Victor’s isolation during his work on the new creature?

• The healing power of community

• The destructive nature of ambition

• The triumph of reason over emotion

• The inevitability of fate

How does Victor’s behavior in this chapter affect his relationship with Henry Clerval?

• It strengthens their bond through shared experiences.

• It creates distance as Victor becomes more secretive.

• It causes Henry to abandon Victor entirely.

• It leads to an open confrontation about Victor’s actions.

How does the setting of the Scottish Highlands contribute to the mood of the chapter?

• The beauty and isolation emphasize Victor’s inner despair.

• The dark and stormy weather foreshadows impending danger.

• The lively and bustling towns contrast with Victor’s solitude.

• The remote location provides a sense of safety for Victor.

What moral dilemma does Victor struggle with in this chapter?

• Whether to confess his crimes to Henry

• Whether creating another creature will prevent further destruction or cause more harm

• Whether to destroy the original creature

• Whether to return home without completing his task

How does Victor’s decision-making in Chapter 19 reflect his character development?

• He becomes more thoughtful and selfless.

• He continues to act out of fear and guilt.

• He demonstrates a growing sense of responsibility.

• He becomes increasingly determined to confront the creature.