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Frankenstein study guide Frankenstein Study Guide This study guide IS NOT comprehensive there will be some material on the test that IS NOT on this study guide Make sure to study your quizzes and past worksheets This study guide is worth points Fill in th

Frankenstein Study Guide This study guide IS NOT comprehensive there will be some material on the test that IS NOT on this study guide Make sure to study your quizzes and past worksheets This study guide is worth points Fill in the character that ?ts with each description Also write whether the character is alive or dead by the end of the novel A The hideous creation of our protagonist He is intelligent and sensitive but his feelings of abandonment compel him to seek revenge against his creator B The Artic seafarer to whom Victor is relating his story He relates Victor ? s tale to his sister Margaret Saville in England C Victor ? s childhood friend His cheerfulness counters Victor ? s moroseness D She is raised as Victor ? s cousin they later marry She embodies the novel ? s motif of passive women as she waits patiently for Victor ? s attention E Her death is the original reason Victor decides to study how to reanimate matter and eventually to stop death altogether F The Monster learns to speak and read partly because of this woman ? s education in the same subjects G His death is the ?rst of many in the novel he is the adorable and much beloved youngest son of the Frankenstein family H A young girl adopted into the Frankenstein household She is executed for a crime that she did not commit I The protagonist of the novel he changes from a na? ve young man fascinated by science into a revenge-driven man who is determined to destroy his creation Short answer questions Who is writing Victor Frankenstein ? s story and why Victor states ??If our impulses were con ?ned to hunger thirst and desire we might be nearly free ? pg What point is Victor trying to make The symbol of FIRE is introduced in ch III pg ??what are the two opposite e ?ects that ?re can produce and what might ?re symbolize The monster learns an important lesson in Chapter V about human nature as he learns about history What is this lesson pg As the monster becomes self-aware his sorrow increases with knowledge pg How does this compare contrast to Victor ? s desire from question What two characters from Paradise Lost does the monster compare himself to in Chapter VII Why might he compare himself to these two Volume III has plenty of examples of foreshadowing ??list one example from the text below and include a quote When Victor believes that he is about to die while oating aimlessly in the ocean he states ??How mutable are our feelings and how strange is that clinging love we have of life even in the excess of misery ? pg What deeper meaning might this quote hold for both Victor and the monster C Shelley writes of the peaceful and calm landscape at the end of ch III ?? why does she write about the landscape and