"A murmur of approbation" followed Elizabeth's testimony regarding Justine's good character. The public found E's testimony _______.

The most ________ circumstantial evidence against Justine is the miniature of Victor's mother found in her pocket.

Elizabeth ___________ maintains her belief in Justine's innocence.

Victor contemplates the placid, calm waters at Lake Lausanne and remarks that "the heavenly scene restored me," which emphasizes the _______ effects of nature.

Victor's happiness -- a result of hiking around Ingolstadt with Clerval -- proved _______ when he receives the news that William is dead.

Victor thinks his monster killed William, but he doesn't share this for a number of reasons. Which of Victor's reasons do you think is the most _______?

Victor remarks that Justine "did not tremble" in the face of her prosecutors which shows she possesses _______, a virtue Victor lacks.

Victor witnesses a "tempest, so beautiful yet terrific" as he walks toward Geneva. The effect on Victor of this "noble war in the sky" can best be described as ________.