Mary Shelley's Frankenstein - Vol. 3, Chapters 5-7 Summary

The video summarizes chapters 5 to 7 of Mary Shelley's 'Frankenstein'. Victor returns to Europe, haunted by guilt and the monster's revenge. Despite the monster's threats, Victor marries Elizabeth, who is later killed by the monster. Victor's father dies from grief, driving Victor to madness. After regaining sanity, Victor seeks revenge, pursuing the monster across Europe. Walton's ship rescues Victor in the Arctic, where Victor recounts his tale. The monster mourns Victor's death and plans to end his own life. The story concludes with reflections on the nature of monstrosity.

What does Victor ask Walton to do if he encounters the monster?

How does the monster feel about Victor's death?

What does the monster plan to do after Victor's death?

What philosophical question does the narrative leave the reader with regarding the nature of monsters?