Protagonist's Struggles and Emotions

Victor Frankenstein is overwhelmed by despair and remorse after the tragic events involving his creation. He isolates himself, shunning human contact, and reflects on his actions and their consequences. His father tries to console him, but Victor is consumed by guilt. Elizabeth shares her perspective, expressing her own sorrow and confusion. Seeking solace, Victor embarks on a journey to the Alps, hoping to find peace in nature, but remains haunted by his past and the fear of future calamities.

What is described as the most painful to the human mind?

• The quick succession of events

• The calmness after a storm

• The dead calmness of inaction and certainty

• The feelings of hope and fear

What emotion does the protagonist feel after the death of a loved one?

• Excitement

• Despair and remorse

• Indifference

• Joy

What did the protagonist initially intend to do with his life?

• Seek revenge

• Travel the world

• Help his fellow beings

• Live in solitude

How does the protagonist's father try to help him?

• By ignoring his feelings

• By offering financial support

• By inspiring him with fortitude

• By taking him on a trip

What prevents the protagonist from finding peace?

• His father's advice

• The support of his family

• His own remorse and guilt

• The beauty of nature

What does the protagonist contemplate while on the lake?

• Writing a book

• Ending his life

• Building a new life

• Traveling to a new country

What restrains the protagonist from acting on his dark thoughts?

• His father's advice

• His desire for revenge

• His fear of the creature

• His love for Elizabeth

What does the protagonist fear the creature will do?

• Seek forgiveness

• Create more creatures

• Disappear forever

• Commit another crime

What does the protagonist wish to do to the creature?

• Ignore it

• Capture it

• Destroy it

• Forgive it

What is the protagonist's reaction to the beauty of the Alps?

• Indifference

• Anger

• Fear

• Temporary relief