Frankenstein Vol 2 Ch 4

What prevented the speaker from immediately joining the people whose gentle manners they admired?

• They were too shy to approach them.

• They feared being rejected due to their appearance.

• They remembered the harsh treatment they received from other villagers.

• They preferred to remain solitary and observe from afar.

What was the speaker's resolution after recalling past mistreatment?

• To seek revenge on the barbarous villagers.

• To remain quietly in their dwelling and observe.

• To confront the people about their actions.

• To immediately leave the area.

How did the "enchanting appearance of nature" affect the speaker's state of mind?

• It made them forget the present and dread the future.

• It filled them with despair and a sense of hopelessness.

• It elevated their spirits, making the past forgotten and the future hopeful.

• It caused them to feel indifferent to their surroundings.