Exploring the 1994 Adaptation of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein

The video explores Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, comparing the novel and its adaptations, including the 1994 film. It discusses the plot, themes, and character dynamics, highlighting differences between the book and movie. The video also examines literary influences on Shelley and the cultural impact of Frankenstein.

Who directed the 1994 adaptation of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein?

• Steven Spielberg

• Martin Scorsese

• Kenneth Branagh

• Francis Ford Coppola

What relationship does Victor have with Elizabeth in the novel?

• Friends

• Siblings

• Strangers

• Cousins

What does Victor's mother die from in the novel?

• Childbirth

• Scarlet fever

• A fall

• Old age

Which element is not originally mentioned in the novel for creating the creature?

• Chemistry

• Alchemy

• Grave robbing

• Electricity

In the 1994 film, what subplot is added that was not in the original book?

• A political intrigue

• A romantic subplot

• A war

• A cholera outbreak

What book does the creature read that influences his perception of himself?

• Dracula

• The Sorrows of Young Werther

• Frankenstein

• Paradise Lost

What is the creature's reaction to being rejected by the family he observes?

• He destroys the cottage

• He joins another family

• He leaves peacefully

• He seeks revenge

How does the creature learn to speak and read?

• From Victor

• From books

• From observing a family

• From a teacher

What is the creature's request to Victor in the novel?

• To be taught more

• To be destroyed

• To create a companion

• To be left alone

What is the ultimate fate of Elizabeth in the 1994 film adaptation?

• She marries Victor

• She dies and is reanimated

• She leaves Victor

• She becomes a creature