How does Walton’s reaction to meeting Victor reflect his own personality and ambitions? In what ways are their desires or situations similar?

luizamota5 — 2024-10-17 13:50:31 UTC

2024-10-22 13:22:32 UTC

Walton's reaction to meeting Victor reflects his own personality and ambitions since it shows the interest that Walton creates in the stranger who is pulled to the boat. It shows the curiosity that grows within the character and the attachment he creates to Victor (though he met him only days ago, he loves him "as a brother). Their desires and situations are similar as Walton and Victor are searching for something aimlessly, Walton is looking to explore the North Pole with no guidance while Walton looks for the creature without any clue as to where he has gone.

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How does Walton’s reaction to meeting Victor reflect his own personality and ambitions? In what ways are their desires or situations similar?