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How does the treatment towards the monster in this chapter lead him to demand a mate from Victor? Describe the monster’s feelings of ostracization and loneliness and the causes of it.

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How would the monster be different if he was listening in on a different family?

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Do you think a female monster will make the monster happy/solve his problems? Why or why not? 🤔

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The speaker is again Victor Frankenstein. He refused the monsters request for a companion at first, but then the monster convinces him to create the companion so that he will not bother anyone anymore

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How is the monster similar to Satan in Paradise Lost? How is he different?

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What does the monster want that Victor has?
A female companion

Ironic that Victor sees the monster as so different than him but all the monster wants is a companion like he has. Someone who he can talk to and be with.

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Recluse: Victor has been neglecting to keep in touch with his family back at home, between working on the monster and then falling ill.
Foreshadowing: "they were days of comparative happiness, and I think of them with pleasure"
Anaphora: "this is thy funeral, this is thy dirge"
Life and death: Frankenstein brought life to a creature that brought death upon his brother
Theme: you can't ignore the consequences of your actions forever

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Chapter 6
1. He is suddenly much more vibrant and life like as he has pushed his creation to the back of his mind and made his family first
2. Nostalgia for Frankenstein is for the people and places he left at home. He wants to go back to before his weird creation
3. Victors foil is his friend

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The monster wants to be a part of life but he knows he can’t. He says that he does not even have the body of a man. “I was more agile than they and could consist on a courser diet. I bore the extremes of heat and cold with less injury to my frame. Hey stature far exceeded theirs” Beyond that, he observes the daily life of the family in the cottage, which gives him a knowledge of life’s occurrences, but not an actual sense of being. The monster has nothing to make him human but knowledge of what humans do. He says “but where were my friends and relations? No father had watched my infant days, no mother had blessed me with smiles and caresses... I had never yet seen a being resembling me or who claimed intercourse with me. What was I?”

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Irony- “he bounded over the crevices in the ice, which I had walked with caution”
Victor has “rage and hatred when seeing the monster. The monster questions how he feels this way towards his own creation and he tells Victor to be calm.

Obviously their bodies are different, the monster is way stronger than Victor. The monster also has more compassion than Victor and tells him that he will protect his life with all he has. He tells Victor that he has suffered already and why would you burden him through more suffering. The monster seems thoughtful where Victor seems impulsive. Victor also is afraid and the monster is eager to talk with Victor and have him listen to his story.

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Chapter 7
1. This is the first time in 6 years he is going home and he almost always is alone
2. Symbols- Loss of innocence again, where all the characters are more jaded than ever before
A. Nature- nature is his happy place
B. He foreshadows his own unhappiness throughout his thoughts on his way home
3. Life was supposed to begin anew for Victor when he returned home to see his family, but when he receives the newest hat his brother was killed he is thrown back into a deep depression. Likewise, two of his closest friends and family die as a result of the life he created.
4. The overall theme is “consequences matter”

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Chapter 8-
What is the theme of this chapter? Irony?

There is a lot of guilt and secrecy in this chapter. Victor /could/ explain everything and free Justine, but he doesn’t. She ends up confessing for the murder of his little brother even though she is innocent. The irony happens when Elizabeth and Victor tell Justine that they believe her innocence, and she tells them how happy it makes her and how she can die in peace, but it ends up making Victor feel even worse about the whole situation as he knows she will die. She has reached resolution while Victor struggles more with his secrets.  Victor has a lot of internal struggle and no one knows about his monster. 😭

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Justine has just died and Victor feels extremely guilty because his creation is at fault. He and Elizabeth share a flashback to when Justine was still alive. Victor then goes to the mountains of his youth for peace where he feels better though ironically this will be a poor trip for him. This is the foreshadowing when he says he is happy, but he will soon be sad again

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The ship is stuck in ice and we see the figure. 🙀🔎🗿The crew finds another man who is half frozen and they bring him on the ship. ❄️🌨 Walton wants to be his friend. The man is in pursuit of his “demon”.😈 Walton is really in love with this guy he doesn’t even really know.😪💔

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Letter 1
“I feel a cold northern breeze play upon my cheeks, which braces my nerves and fills me with delight.” Irony
“There snow and frost are banished; and, sailing over a calm sea, we may be wafted to a land surpassing wonders and in beauty every region”- showing a golden place where Victor is eager to go and discover new things.

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"I am going to unexplored regions, to 'the land of mist and snow,' but I shall kill no albatross; therefore do not be alarmed for my safety or if I should come back to you as worn and woeful as the 'Ancient Mariner.'" (p. 25)

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It is like a place they keep the dead. Victor no longer cares what his teachers think of him, but has wholeheartedly focused on his studies. He gained respect from his peers for his quick study. He is overly proud of himself and what he is accomplishing. He alludes to the Bible in that he alludes to genesis and how life is created. It is ironic that he finds life in death. There is a parallelism of life and death going hand in hand. He is foreshadowing the creation of his monster. I do think he is on the verge of insanity and I think he becomes insane for a short time when he is obsessed with his work and cannot see the evil in it.

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Letter 3-
Our man Walton is on his journey and it’s going pretty good so far “we’ll advanced on my voyage”. He is in good spirits and hopes nothing bad happens on his journey, but foreshadowing 👀🛳🗿

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Chapter 3:
• Victor's ‘perfect’ family suffers its first pain. His loss of innocence begins with his mother's death and continues with his quest for knowledge at University.
• Victor’s ambition is both to gain glory and an innocent desire to aid society through his scientific achievements is an ongoing theme
• He references light throughout the chapter and story