Frankenstein Chapters 22-24

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What is Victor Frankenstein's primary emotional state throughout Chapters 22-24?

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Victor feels guilty about creating the monster and the resulting deaths.

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Who are the three characters that Victor blames himself for their deaths?

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William, Justine, and Henry.

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What significant event occurs to Victor in Chapter 24?

Back

Victor dies.

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In Chapter 23, who is accused of murdering Elizabeth?

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Victor Frankenstein.

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What motivates Victor after his release from prison?

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Victor seeks revenge against the monster.

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What theme is prevalent in Victor's relationship with the monster?

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The theme of responsibility and guilt.

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How does Victor's guilt affect his social interactions?

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He isolates himself and avoids making friends.

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What is the consequence of Victor's ambition in creating the monster?

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It leads to tragedy and loss in his life.

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What does Victor's pursuit of revenge signify in the context of the story?

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It signifies the destructive nature of unchecked ambition and obsession.

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How does the narrative structure of Chapters 22-24 contribute to the overall theme of the novel?

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It highlights the consequences of Victor's actions and the moral implications of his choices.

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