The book Frankenstein by Mary Shelley Questions! Please answer ASAP! Thank you <3?

Question

Chapters 1 - 5:

1. Character traits:
a. Alphonse Frankenstein
b. Beaufort
c. Caroline Beaufort
d. Elizabeth Lavenza
e. Henry Clerval

2. In what way are Victor and Robert Walton's education similar?
3. What does Victor say about wealth and glory at the end of page 39-40? Does this sound familiar? Why?
4. What does Victor DO in imitation of his ancient "mentors" that he THINKS is unsuccessful?
5. Look closely at the description of the oak tree in page 40. What do you think is significant about this image? What did it do for Victor, if only temporary? Why was the "spirit of good" unsuccessful in keeping him away from his former studies?
6. Mary Shelley's mother died several days after giving birth to Mary. What are two events, one in Chapter 1, and the other in Chapter 2, which suggest that "daughter figures" may be responsible for the mother's death?
7. How does victor feel on the trip to Ingolstadt? How does he feel about new faces?
8. Give a character description of both Krempe and Waldman. Use concrete detail and commentary for both.
9. What is Victor's response upon listening to Waldman's lecture? Does this sound familiar?
10. Victor concerns himself with the question of when does life begin... what does he do to find the answer? In light of what we know about Victor, why is this implausible?
11. What happens to Victor at the top of page 51? What does he tell Walton at the bottom of page 51?
12. What does Victor decideto do with the secret he has discovered? How does he proceed?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Frankenstein (Norton Critical Editions) book is based on the original 1818 version of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, but is geared toward the reader who wants a more in-depth knowledge and understanding of this work of fiction and the writings of Mary Shelley, her husband Percy Shelley, Lord Byron and Dr. John William Polidori, Byron's friend. The reader will find abundant annotations which help to explain the context in which it was written. A map is provided which helps to locate many of the settings described in the book. It also includes a section of reactions to various versions that have been published. Twelve contemporary authors have submitted essays which supply a variety of perspectives on Frankenstein. The book offers an authoritative text, contextual and source materials, and a wide range of interpretations in addition to a bibliography of other works on the topics.

Answer 3

1. read chapters 1-5

2. write these questions on a piece of paper

3: write the answers underneath them



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Answer 4

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