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Cards In This Set
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How does Robert describe Victor Walton?
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He says he looks sad and mad, and is quiet and
shy.
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How does Victor seem to describe his family?
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He shows how he loves them and cares for
them.
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In what literary device is the story Frankenstein told in?
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It is told in a framing device.
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In the beginning, what does Victor really want?
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He wants to be known for doing something big.
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What motivates Victor Frankenstein?
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His family, education, relationships, and beliefs.
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What is Victor fascinated by?
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The concept of electricity and natural philosophy. He wants to learn the secrets of the world.
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What is so memorable to Victor?
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When Victor met and spoke with two professors about natural philosophy, and they took the time to tell him about it.
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How does Victor react at first when seeing his creation?
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Victor runs away from it and leaves it alone. He's very ashamed in what he created, he doesn't even want to look at it.
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Who does Victor think murdered his brother?
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His creation, because he saw him lurking in the woods when he went to visit the spot William got killed at.
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What is the evidence that shows that Justine is guilty?
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The picture in her frame that was found in her pocket which William last had.
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How does Victor react when he first finds out William died?
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He gets very upset and instantly goes to Geneva, the place theyre living at.
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The gothic themes in chapter 5 are...
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Scary / ugly description, disappointment, stunned, and in a sad mood
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How does Victor react when he sees his creation again on the top of the mountain?
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Victor freaks out and tells him to back away. He yells and curses at him to leave him alone.
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How does Robert feel about Victor?
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He begins to love him as a brother, and finally found him as the friend he was always looking for.
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How does the mood change in chapter 5?
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The mood has changed from good, to worse, and then to horrible.
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