Frankenstein 1-24

Front

What is the significance of Victor’s father going to Belrive?

Back

Victor’s father hopes to improve Victor’s moods by taking him to Belrive.

Front

Why does the stranger keep looking out at the ice?

Back

The stranger hopes to see the first dogsled that the crew had seen.

Front

What caused Victor’s first illness?

Back

Victor’s first illness was the result of overwork and a feeling of despair.

Front

Why is Victor upset about Justine’s execution?

Back

Victor is upset because he believes that Justine was innocent.

Front

Who is Elizabeth in relation to Victor?

Back

Elizabeth is the little girl that Victor’s mother brought to be a sister to him.

Front

What themes are explored through Victor’s relationship with his father?

Back

Themes of familial responsibility, emotional support, and the impact of parental expectations are explored.

Front

How does Victor’s overwork contribute to his character development?

Back

Victor’s overwork leads to his physical and mental decline, highlighting the dangers of obsession and ambition.

Front

What role does innocence play in the story, particularly regarding Justine?

Back

Innocence is a central theme, as Justine’s wrongful execution emphasizes the consequences of societal judgment and the loss of justice.

Front

How does the setting of ice and isolation affect the characters?

Back

The setting of ice and isolation creates a sense of despair and reflects the emotional turmoil of the characters.

Front

What is the relationship between Victor and Elizabeth?

Back

Victor and Elizabeth share a close bond, as she is both his adopted sister and love interest.