Character Perspectives and Emotional Struggles

Victor struggles with intense remorse and despair after Justine's death. His father offers advice, but Victor isolates himself, reflecting on his actions and contemplating his future. Elizabeth shares her perspective, deepening Victor's inner conflict and desire for revenge. He embarks on a journey to Chamonix, seeking solace in nature but remains haunted by his past.

What does the narrator find most painful after a series of events?

• The dead calmness of inaction

• The fear of the unknown

• The loss of loved ones

• The uncertainty of the future

How does the narrator describe their health after the initial shock?

• Completely recovered

• Worsened by guilt

• Improved over time

• Unaffected by events

What advice does the narrator's father give?

• To refrain from excessive grief

• To find solitude

• To seek revenge

• To forget the past

What is the narrator's only consolation?

• Family

• Solitude

• Travel

• Work

What restrains the narrator from ending their life?

• Desire for revenge

• Hope for redemption

• Love for Elizabeth and family

• Fear of the unknown

What does the narrator fear about the monster they created?

• It will be forgotten

• It will commit more crimes

• It will disappear

• It will become a hero

How does Elizabeth's perspective change after Justine's death?

• She becomes more religious

• She loses interest in life

• She becomes more optimistic

• She sees the world as full of monsters

What does Elizabeth believe about Justine's guilt?

• Justine was misunderstood

• Justine was framed

• Justine was innocent

• Justine was guilty

What does Elizabeth urge the narrator to do?

• Seek revenge

• Find peace and happiness

• Leave the country

• Forget the past

Where does the narrator travel to seek solace?

• The coast of France

• The Alps

• The city of Geneva

• The valley of Chamonix