The Creature's Plea and Victor's Guilt

In chapters 8 and 9 of 'Frankenstein', Justine confesses to the murder of William and is executed, leaving Victor filled with guilt. Seeking solace, Victor travels to the Alps, where he reflects on the power of nature. There, he encounters the monster, who pleads for Victor to listen to his story.

Why do Victor and Elizabeth visit Justine?

• To accuse her of another crime

• To understand her confession

• To celebrate her release

• To offer her a job

What is Justine's reason for confessing to the crime?

• She was bribed

• She wanted attention

• She was guilty

• She couldn't overcome the evidence against her

How does Victor feel after Justine's execution?

• Happy

• Guilty and remorseful

• Indifferent

• Relieved

What effect does Victor's state of mind have on him?

• It makes him wealthy

• It preys on his health

• It makes him more social

• It improves his health

Where does Victor go to find peace?

• A friend's house

• The Alpine valleys

• The beach

• The city

What does Victor seek in the Alpine valleys?

• Riches

• Fame

• Adventure

• Solace and forgetfulness

How does nature affect Victor's fears?

• It increases them

• It makes him more fearful

• It has no effect

• It helps him overcome them

What does Victor reflect on while in the valley?

• His future plans

• His family

• The desolate yet beautiful landscape

• His wealth

What does Victor encounter in the valley?

• A lost child

• A figure moving with superhuman speed

• A fellow traveler

• A wild animal

How does Victor react to the figure approaching him?

• He runs away

• He ignores it

• He welcomes it

• He confronts it