Creature's Demands and Creator's Reflections

In this transcript, a being requests its creator to make a female companion, arguing that it deserves happiness and companionship. The creator initially refuses, fearing the potential for evil, but is eventually swayed by the being's reasoning and promises. The creator consents on the condition that the being and its companion will live in exile, away from humanity. The being agrees and departs, leaving the creator to reflect on the decision and its implications. The creator returns home, burdened by the task ahead and the emotional weight of the encounter.

What does the creature demand from his creator?

• A place to live

• A chance to meet humans

• A new identity

• A female companion

Why does the creator refuse the creature's demand?

• He does not have the resources

• He believes it is morally wrong

• He fears the creature's power

• He is afraid of creating another being like the creature

According to the creature, what is the cause of his maliciousness?

• The environment he lives in

• His misery and isolation

• His own nature

• His creator's neglect

What does the creature promise if he is granted a companion?

• To live peacefully among humans

• To leave humanity and live in isolation

• To destroy his creator's enemies

• To help his creator

How does the creator feel towards the creature during their conversation?

• Only compassion

• Only horror

• A mix of compassion and horror

• Indifference

What condition does the creator set for agreeing to the creature's demand?

• The creature must destroy his enemies

• The creature must promise to be kind to humans

• The creature must leave Europe forever

• The creature must help him in his work

What does the creator reflect on after the encounter with the creature?

• The kindness of humans

• The beauty of nature

• The creature's power

• The burden of the promise he made