Exploring the Blind Old Man Scene in Mary Shelley's Frankenstein

The transcript involves a series of dialogues where a character is confronted about Maggie and rent issues. An invitation to sit by the fire is extended, leading to a discussion about trust and fear. The conversation shifts to self-perception, where one character expresses feelings of ugliness and isolation, contrasting with the beauty of others.

What was the initial accusation made towards the character regarding Maggie?

• Stealing something

• Not paying rent on time

• Lying about Maggie's whereabouts

• Causing a disturbance

What did the character express gratitude for?

• For being understood

• For receiving help

• For the invitation to sit by the fire

• For being forgiven

Why did the character prefer to stay in the shadows?

• Because of personal shame

• Because it was safer

• Because of the cold

• Because of fear of people

Why did the character say people were afraid?

• Because of his reputation

• Because of misunderstandings

• Because of his actions

• Because of his appearance

What was the character's reaction to the noise?

• Indifference

• Anger

• Fear

• Curiosity

What reason did the character give for not visiting people?

• They disliked him

• They were too busy

• They did not know him

• They were too far away

How did the character describe their own appearance?

• Ordinary

• Invisible

• Unattractive

• Pleasant

What was the character's perception of others' beauty?

• Incomparable

• Very beautiful

• Intimidating

• Unremarkable

What action did the character decide to take at the end?

• To ask for help

• To explain further

• To leave

• To apologize