Frankenstein Closing Letters

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Who is Robert Walton writing to in his ending letters?

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His sister.

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What helps Walton believe Victor’s story?

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Letters from Felix and Safie.

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Why can’t Victor become Walton’s friend?

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Because of the creature.

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When is the only time Victor livens up?

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When he speaks of the creature.

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What does the creature promise in the end?

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To destroy himself.

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What is the significance of Robert Walton's letters in 'Frankenstein'?

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They frame the narrative and provide insight into the themes of ambition and isolation.

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How does Victor Frankenstein's character evolve throughout the story?

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He transitions from an ambitious scientist to a remorseful figure burdened by guilt.

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What role does the creature play in Victor's life?

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The creature serves as a constant reminder of Victor's failures and the consequences of his actions.

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What theme is highlighted by Walton's desire for friendship with Victor?

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The theme of isolation and the human need for connection.

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How does the setting influence the mood in the closing letters?

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The icy, desolate Arctic setting reflects the themes of despair and isolation.