Creature's Demands and Victor's Responses

In this chapter, the creature demands Victor create a female companion for him, arguing that his misery stems from loneliness and lack of sympathy. Victor initially refuses, fearing the potential consequences. The creature pleads, promising to live in isolation if his request is granted. Victor, torn by moral conflict and compassion, eventually agrees to the creature's demand, but is left in deep despair and emotional turmoil.

What does the creature demand from Victor?

• A new home

• A female companion

• A chance to meet his creator

• A place in society

Why does Victor refuse the creature's demand?

• He fears creating another monster

• He doesn't have the resources

• He wants to keep the creature isolated

• He plans to destroy the creature

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

• His desire for power

• His misery and isolation

• His creator's neglect

• His inherent nature

What does the creature promise if Victor creates a companion for him?

• To become a better being

• To leave humanity forever

• To destroy his enemies

• To serve Victor

What conditions does Victor set for agreeing to the creature's demand?

• The creature must serve him

• The creature must live in isolation

• The creature must leave Europe forever

• The creature must destroy his enemies

What does the creature swear by when making his oath?

• The mountains and rivers

• The earth and sea

• The sun and sky

• The moon and stars

How does Victor feel after agreeing to the creature's demand?

• Relieved and hopeful

• Burdened and despairing

• Excited and determined

• Indifferent and detached