Chapter 6
- From
whom does Victor receive a letter? What
does it say?
- Who
is Justine?
- Who
are Ernest and Willie?
- Where
is the creature during this chapter?
Chapter 7
- Who
was murdered? Who is the suspect, and
why?
- When
Victor arrives back home, he says he foresaw something about himself. What was it?
- What
does Victor consider the storm to be?
Whom does he see during the storm?
What does he realize as a result?
- How
long has it been since Victor created the creature?
Chapter 8
- Why
doesn’t Victor tell the truth? Do you
agree with his decision?
- Why
does the accused murderer confess? What
is the “murderer’s” fate?
Chapter 9
- Where
does the Frankenstein family go?
- Describe
Victor’s experience in the mountains.
From a literary standpoint, why is it significant that this experience
happens out in nature, not in “civilization”?
(Consider the literary movement represented by this novel and the time
period during which it was written.)
Chapter 10
- How
does Victor greet his creature? Why did
the creature expect such treatment?
- What
does the creature think Victor owes him?
Why? Do you agree or disagree?
- At
this point, the narrative switches “frames” for several chapters. Explain what
I mean by that. Can you tell, just by
leafing through the next several chapters, when the frame switches back?
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