Victor's Journey and Encounters

The transcript describes a journey through a valley, reflecting on the beauty and power of nature. The protagonist ascends Montan, experiencing both awe and melancholy. Upon reaching the summit, he encounters a creature he created, leading to a tense confrontation. The creature pleads for understanding and compassion, highlighting its own suffering and isolation. The protagonist is torn between rage and a sense of duty towards his creation, ultimately agreeing to listen to the creature's story.

What natural feature does Victor stand beside at the beginning of the chapter?

• A mountain peak

• A river

• A glacier

• A forest

How does Victor describe the effect of the mountains on his emotions?

• They increase his grief

• They provide him with joy

• They offer him consolation

• They make him feel insignificant

Why does Victor choose to ascend Montan without a guide?

• He wants to save money

• He is familiar with the path

• He prefers the company of others

• He is afraid of getting lost

What danger does Victor face while ascending Montan?

• Avalanches

• Wild animals

• Steep cliffs

• Falling rocks

What does Victor see when he reaches the summit?

• A vast sea of ice

• A dense forest

• A bustling village

• A clear blue lake

How does Victor react upon seeing the creature?

• He feels joy

• He is filled with rage and horror

• He is indifferent

• He feels compassion

What does the creature request from Victor?

• To be left alone

• To create a companion for him

• To be destroyed

• To listen to his story

What does the creature promise if Victor listens to his tale?

• He will leave humanity in peace

• He will destroy himself

• He will seek revenge

• He will become a friend to Victor