Frankenstein: Letters

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What is the main reason Victor Frankenstein is in the Arctic?

Back

He is pursuing the monster.

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What is Robert Walton's goal in the Arctic?

Back

To locate a northern passage through the Arctic.

Front

Which of the following describes the man who boards Walton's ship?

Back

Haggard, European, speaks English, but NOT healthy.

Front

Who wrote the novel 'Frankenstein'?

Back

Mary Shelley.

Front

How does Robert Walton feel about Victor Frankenstein?

Back

He likes Frankenstein and hopes they will become friends.

Front

What is the significance of the Arctic setting in 'Frankenstein'?

Back

It symbolizes isolation and the pursuit of knowledge.

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What role does ambition play in Victor Frankenstein's character?

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Ambition drives him to create life but ultimately leads to his downfall.

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How does Mary Shelley portray the theme of isolation in 'Frankenstein'?

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Through Victor's and the monster's experiences of loneliness and alienation.

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What is the relationship between Victor Frankenstein and his creature?

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It is complex, marked by creator's responsibility and abandonment.

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What does the creature seek throughout the novel?

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Acceptance and companionship.