Creature and Creator: A Moral Dilemma

The being requests a female companion from his creator, arguing that it is his right to have someone to share his life with. Initially, the creator refuses, fearing the potential for increased wickedness. The being argues that his maliciousness stems from his misery and isolation. Eventually, the creator consents to the request, provided the being and his companion leave human society forever. The creator reflects on the moral implications and returns home, burdened by the task ahead.

What does the creature demand from his creator?

• A chance to meet humans

• A new home

• A female companion

• Freedom from captivity

Why does the creator refuse the creature's demand?

• He plans to destroy the creature

• He fears the creature's potential for destruction

• He does not have the resources

• He wants to keep the creature isolated

According to the creature, what is the cause of his malicious behavior?

• His desire for power

• His creator's neglect

• His misery and isolation

• His own nature

What does the creature promise if his request is granted?

• To never harm another being

• To live in isolation with his companion

• To destroy his creator

• To live among humans peacefully

How does the creator feel towards the creature during their conversation?

• Only hatred

• Only compassion

• A mix of compassion and horror

• Indifference

Under what condition does the creator agree to the creature's demand?

• The creature must serve him

• The creature must live among humans

• The creature must destroy himself

• The creature must leave Europe forever

What does the creator reflect on as he returns home?

• The creature's future

• The burden of his decision

• His family's safety

• The beauty of nature