FRANKENSTEIN CHAPTERS 1 - 12

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What are the ideals of Romanticism as depicted in Frankenstein?

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The Romantics valued emotion over reason, nature over technology, and individual experience over societal norms.

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How does the reader perceive the monster after the DeLacey's scenes?

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The reader is likely to perceive the monster as compassionate, likeable, and sympathetic.

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What is a predominant feature of Romantic literature?

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Nature imagery is a predominant feature, emphasizing the beauty and power of the natural world.

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What type of novel is Frankenstein?

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Frankenstein is classified as a gothic novel, characterized by its dark themes and supernatural elements.

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Who is the author of the novel Frankenstein?

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Mary W. Shelley is the author of Frankenstein.

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What does the monster's experience with the DeLacey family reveal about human nature?

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It reveals the themes of acceptance, love, and the impact of social isolation.

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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 is often depicted as a source of beauty and terror.

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How does Victor Frankenstein embody the Romantic hero?

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Victor embodies the Romantic hero through his quest for knowledge, his passion, and his tragic flaws.

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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 social connection.

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How does Shelley use foreshadowing in the early chapters of Frankenstein?

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Shelley uses foreshadowing to hint at the tragic consequences of Victor's ambition and the creature's existence.