Frankenstein's Journey and Trial

What natural phenomenon does the narrator observe as he approaches Geneva?

• Fog covering the town

• A rainbow over the lake

• Lightning on Mont Blanc

• A storm in the valley

Who does Elizabeth hope Victor can prove innocent?

• The creature

• Justine Moritz

• William

• Victor himself

What is Justine Moritz accused of?

• Stealing a necklace

• Murdering William

• Betraying the family

• Lying in court

What evidence is found against Justine?

• Her confession

• A necklace in her pocket

• A witness testimony

• A bloody knife

What emotion torments Victor as he knows the true murderer?

• Guilt

• Joy

• Relief

• Indifference

What does Victor resolve to do after Justine's trial?

• Confront Elizabeth

• Ascend Mont Blanc

• Leave Geneva

• Reveal the truth

What does the creature demand from Victor during their confrontation?

• To be left alone

• To be destroyed

• To listen to his story

• To create a companion

What does the creature threaten if Victor refuses his demand?

• To leave forever

• To reveal Victor's secret

• To destroy Geneva

• To harm Victor's family

How does Victor feel about his responsibility towards the creature?

• He feels he should make the creature happy

• He feels no responsibility

• He feels the creature should be punished

• He feels indifferent

What does the creature say about how he is perceived by others?

• He is hated by all

• He is ignored

• He is misunderstood

• He is loved by all