Frankenstein Chapter 4-6 Flashcard

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What does Victor Frankenstein mean by saying his work became 'so ardent and eager that the stars often disappeared in the light of morning whilst I was yet engaged in my laboratory'?

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It means that he was so engrossed in his work that he lost track of time, working through the night until morning.

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What are the best physical features of the creature upon its awakening?

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The creature has flowing black hair and pearly white teeth.

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How tall is the Monster created by Victor Frankenstein?

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The Monster is 8 feet tall.

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What is the significance of the statement 'Parents have a never-ending responsibility for their children'?

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This statement reflects a philosophical debate about parental responsibility and the extent of obligations parents have towards their offspring.

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Who is responsible for creating the Monster in Mary Shelley's 'Frankenstein'?

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Dr. Victor Frankenstein is the creator of the Monster.

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What themes are explored in Chapters 4-6 of 'Frankenstein'?

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Themes include the pursuit of knowledge, the consequences of ambition, and the nature of creation.

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How does Victor Frankenstein's obsession with his work affect his relationships?

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His obsession leads to isolation and neglect of his family and friends.

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What role does nature play in Victor Frankenstein's life and work?

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Nature serves as a source of inspiration and solace for Victor, contrasting with his scientific pursuits.

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What is the emotional state of the Monster upon awakening?

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The Monster experiences confusion, fear, and a longing for acceptance.

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How does Victor react to the Monster after its creation?

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Victor is horrified and repulsed by the Monster, leading to feelings of guilt and responsibility.