Frankenstein Review

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How did the creature learn to speak and to read?

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The creature learned to speak and read by observing and listening to the cottagers.

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What is the relationship between R. Walton and Frankenstein?

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R. Walton likes Frankenstein and becomes friends with him.

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What is Victor Frankenstein obsessed with after Elizabeth's death?

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Victor is obsessed with gaining revenge after Elizabeth's death.

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Why did Victor go to the ice of the North?

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Victor went to the ice of the North to pursue the monster.

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What did R. Walton see in the Opening Letter?

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R. Walton saw a gigantic figure driving a dog sled.

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What theme does the creature's learning process illustrate?

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The theme of isolation and the impact of social interaction on development.

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How does Victor's obsession affect his relationships?

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Victor's obsession with revenge isolates him from his loved ones and leads to tragedy.

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What role does nature play in Frankenstein?

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Nature serves as a backdrop for the characters' emotions and actions, reflecting their inner turmoil.

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What is the significance of the creature's desire for companionship?

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The creature's desire for companionship highlights themes of loneliness and the need for acceptance.

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How does Victor's ambition lead to his downfall?

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Victor's ambition to conquer nature and create life ultimately leads to his destruction and loss.