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Frankenstein- Mary Shelley Complete Guide Byronic Hero ️️Mad, bad, and dangerous to know; this hero usually has a dark side, is quite flawed and often unlikeable. Justine Moritz ️️adopted into the Frankenstein family, blamed for William's death and executed Mr. Delacey ️️He was ...

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Frankenstein- Mary Shelley Complete Guide

Byronic Hero ✔️✔️Mad, bad, and dangerous to know; this hero usually has a dark side, is quite flawed
and often unlikeable.



Justine Moritz ✔️✔️adopted into the Frankenstein family, blamed for William's death and executed



Mr. Delacey ✔️✔️He was the creature's only friend, old blind man



Robert Walton ✔️✔️Author of the letters in the beginning of the book.



Lightning ✔️✔️the natural phenomena that influenced Frankenstein's work



Alienation/Loneliness, Nature vs. Nurture, Appearance vs. Reality, Duty and Responsibility, Justice vs.
Injustice, Forbidden Knowledge, Science vs. Nature, Fatherhood, Man as God (any of these is right)
✔️✔️List one of the major themes in Frankenstein



It is written as a series of letters and narratives; a frame tale ✔️✔️What is the structure of the novel



Robert Walton, he was in the arctic exploring the unknown ✔️✔️Where was the author of the letters
and why was he there?



He found Frankenstein on a small piece of ice ✔️✔️How did Walton meet Frankenstein?



he liked Frankenstein and hoped they would eventually become friends ✔️✔️How did Walton feel
about his guest?



He tried to bestow animation on lifeless matter ✔️✔️What goal did Frankenstein pursue at Ingolstadt

, Horrified and Disgusted ✔️✔️How did Frankenstein feel when his creature came to life



He became ill with a fever and delerium ✔️✔️What happened to Victor on the day he brought the
creature to life?



Henry Clerval ✔️✔️Who took care of Frankenstein when he was ill?



That his brother William was murdered ✔️✔️As Victor was recovering from his illness, what news did
the letter from Frankenstein's father bring?



The Creature ✔️✔️What did Frankenstein see just outside the gates of Geneva as he was returning
home?



Justine Moritz, because she had the locket that was given to William ✔️✔️Who was accused of
committing the murder, and why?



He thought Justine was innocent, and the creature was the murderer ✔️✔️What was Frankenstein's
reaction to this accusation?



Decided not to tell, because no one would believe him ✔️✔️What did Frankenstein do about his
dilemma?



Hanged ✔️✔️What happened to Justine?



That he was guilty, for he made the Creature ✔️✔️What was Frankenstein's state of mind after the
trial and its conclusion?



The Creature ✔️✔️Whom did Frankenstein meet after he had ascended to the icy summit of
Montanvert?



Yelled and cursed at him. ✔️✔️How did Frankenstein react to meeting the Creature on the mountain?

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