Victor's Journey and Emotions Analysis

Victor Frankenstein struggles with his promise to create a female companion for his creature. Despite his father's encouragement to marry Elizabeth, Victor is torn by his obligation and fear of the creature's vengeance. He decides to travel to England to gather knowledge necessary for his task, accompanied by his friend Clerval. Throughout the journey, Victor is haunted by his inner turmoil, while Clerval finds joy in the beauty of their surroundings.

What is Victor's main reason for considering a trip to England?

• To visit old friends

• To find a new home

• To study new scientific discoveries

• To escape his family

How does Victor feel about his father's suggestion of marriage to Elizabeth?

• Distressed and horrified

• Relieved and happy

• Indifferent and uninterested

• Excited and eager

Who accompanies Victor on his journey to England?

• The creature

• Elizabeth

• His father

• Clerval

What is Clerval's reaction to the landscapes during their journey?

• He is critical and unimpressed

• He is indifferent and bored

• He is joyful and appreciative

• He is anxious and worried

How does Victor's experience of the journey differ from Clerval's?

• Victor is more excited than Clerval

• Both are equally enthusiastic

• Victor is more critical than Clerval

• Victor is indifferent while Clerval is joyful