Victor's Journey and Relationships

Victor Frankenstein returns to Geneva, struggling with his promise to create a female companion for the monster. His father suggests marriage to Elizabeth, but Victor is torn by his unfulfilled promise. He decides to travel to England, hoping to find peace and fulfill his promise. During his journey, he is accompanied by Clerval, who appreciates the beauty of nature, contrasting with Victor's gloom. They travel through picturesque landscapes, eventually arriving in England, where Victor reflects on historical landmarks.

What is Victor's main concern about creating a female companion for the creature?

• He fears the creature's vengeance.

• He lacks the necessary materials.

• He is unsure of his scientific abilities.

• He is worried about public opinion.

Why does Victor consider traveling to England?

• To visit historical sites.

• To escape his family responsibilities.

• To learn from English philosophers.

• To find a new place to live.

What does Victor's father suggest as a way to improve Victor's mood?

• Marrying Elizabeth.

• Taking a break from work.

• Traveling abroad.

• Starting a new project.

What is Victor's reaction to the idea of marrying Elizabeth immediately?

• He is excited and eager.

• He feels horror and dismay.

• He is indifferent.

• He is confused and unsure.

What does Victor hope to achieve by traveling to England?

• To fulfill his promise to the creature.

• To find a new job.

• To escape his family.

• To start a new life.

How does Clerval feel about the journey through Europe?

• He is indifferent and detached.

• He is bored and uninterested.

• He is anxious and worried.

• He is joyful and enthusiastic.

What aspect of the journey does Clerval particularly enjoy?

• The picturesque landscapes.

• The cultural events.

• The local cuisine.

• The historical landmarks.

What does Victor reflect on during the journey with Clerval?

• His past mistakes.

• Clerval's love for nature.

• His future plans.

• The beauty of the cities.

What marks the end of Victor and Clerval's journey?

• Their arrival in England.

• Their arrival in France.

• Their return to Geneva.

• Their visit to a famous landmark.