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Walton decided to give up his goal for fame and glory in his quest. At what point does sanity overrule fame and glory?

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How does Mary Shelley portray social views in her novel.

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How does Walton’s desire of fame and glory change because of Victor’s experiences?

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Do you think that Victor should have killed the creature while he had the chance? What would be the outcome?

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How are Mary Shelley’s tragic life experiences mirrored or shown in the horrific scenes involving Victor and the Creature?

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How does showing the story through Walton’s letters display the themes better/differently than having the entire tale narrated by Victor?

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Should victor be accountable for the monster's actions

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Viraj likes tide pods and loves Alyssa. 

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Viraj likes tide pods and loves Alyssa. 

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Does Mary Shelley relate to the storyline of Frankenstein’s and if so what aspects of her life relates to the story she has published?

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What was Mary Shelly’s purpose in writing Frankenstein?

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Both Victor and the monster, towards the end of the story, devoted the rest of their lives to seeking revenge on the other. With each having their respective crimes and wrongdoings throughout the book, is one more evil than the other? Or do they, in essence, become the same person?

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Would it have been possible for there to be peace between Frankenstein and the monster had Victor fulfilled his promise, or if the creature hadn’t sought revenge?

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Why did Mary Shelley choose to base her book on feminism, yet have only minor female characters

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What does Walton’s choice at the end of the story say about Mary Shelley’s stance on fame and glory?

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Olivia thought she was smart and Viraj still loves Alyssa 

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Olivia thought she was smart and Viraj still loves Alyssa 

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After reading, does it make sense that we call the monster Frankenstein nowadays? And did dougy eat tide pods?

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Viraj is better than Olivia and Colin and Daniel and Daniela and Bella and Ms Sall

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Viraj is better than Olivia and Colin and Daniel and Daniela and Bella and Ms Sall

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Is Victor the true monster of the story, and if not, why is Dougy the monster?

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How did society make things worse for the creature based on their views of monstrosity.

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How does Victor’s story effect Walton’s perspective on fame?

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How does the creature fit into our modern standards of what a “monster” is classified as?

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Due to Walton's letters at the end of the novel, is he more or less a reliable narrator for readers?

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How does Walton age and experience show his purpose and drive for fame and glory?

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What makes Walton decide that fame and glory isn’t worth completing his journey?

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How did Walton’s desire for fame and glory alter throughout time?

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How does Walton’s purpose change from the beginning of the story to after meeting Victor and experiencing his death?

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How have the concepts of fame and glory been skewed by the characters throughout this story.

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Is Walton still seeking power and glory after hearing Victor’s story at the end of the novel?

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What does Mary Shelly’s/ Frankenstein’s society view as a monstrosity?

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Was the monster born with the anger and hatred or did his interactions with society change his behavior?

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What defines monstrosity and how does our monster relate?

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How does the monsters viewpoint of itself give insight to what might cause something to be a monster

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How can Mary Shellys idea of feminism from the book be compared to modern feminism

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Was the monster at fault for all the actions that occurred in the story?

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Why would Walton think fame and glory isn't worth it anymore and do you think he would try again for fame and glory

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Do you think that Walton’s decision to end his journey was the right choice? What parts of Victor’s story impacted his decision the most?

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Is somebody born “evil” or are they made evil by society’s expectations and opinions?

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Who was more of a monstrosity Victor or the creature

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Is the Creature in the wrong for killing all the people even though Victor created him?

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Is the cr

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Does Walton truly feel as though the glory and fame is worth the possibility of anguish.

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How does Victor’s story affect Walton’s decision to not go through with his journey to find fame and glory?

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How does the theme of monstrosity and evil effect each of the characters, who was the true monster?

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Is the monster Jesus?

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How does Mary Shelley use literary allusions throughout the story to deepen its purpose?

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How does the treatment of female characters represent how females are treated in reality?

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Between both the creature and Victor who do you believe to be the most monstrous? Explain why.

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Does Victor’s apprehension about taking responsibility for the creature and the deaths cause more consequences in the end?

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Why does Shelley include romanticism and gothic themes even though the main purpose was to be a horror story?

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How does Mary Shelley use personal events and knowledge of that time period to create a strong purpose and use of themes?

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Is mr gross a qt

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Is victor responsible for everybody the creature has killed or is it it’s own fault?

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What is love? (The answer is jesus

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How did the monster over time develop into Victor?

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How does Mary Shelley use Paradise Lost to further convey the purpose of the novel?

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How do you think the story would have ended if the creature and Frankenstein didn’t begin with a resentful relationship?

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Would the monster have turned out into a decent creature if Victor had raised well it instead of turning his back on it?