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CH9: Frankenstein follows the Monster to what place, in the end?

To ‘a place of ice and snow’

CHARACTERS: Victor's closest friend and confidant

Henry Clerval

VOCABULARY: a long, loose, outer garment without sleeves

cloak

VOCABULARY: a sudden event causing much damage or suffering

disaster

VOCABULARY: the condition of living or being by oneself

solitude

VOCABULARY: a small, sometimes stoppered bottle of glass or plastic used for small amounts of liquid medicine, chemicals, perfume, or the like.

vial

VOCABULARY: to cause to feel great pain or distress

torment

VOCABULARY: a dead body, esp. one used for medical research or instruction

cadaver

CH9: What does Frankenstein decide to do at the end?

he decide to die in this terrible place; he wrote a letter saying "God forgive me"

CHARACTERS: Victor's creation; brought to life by science

the monster

CH8: What did Frankenstein misunderstand about the Monster’s plan?

He thought the Monster would go for himself, not his wife

VOCABULARY: the condition of being in danger or at risk

peril

CHARACTERS: Victor's childhood sweetheart and betrothed

Elizabeth

CH9: What does the Monster ask Frankenstein to consider, before he kills him?

That he was the guilty one; That the Monster wants to be his friend, but he has been made so ugly nobody will accept him

VOCABULARY: Define "revenge" and give one example.

to get even for or pay back by causing injury or harm; EX: Gina locked me out of the house as revenge for eating her candy.

CH8: Why is the Monster happy when Frankenstein speaks to God?

Because Frankenstein is vowing to kill the Monster, and the Monster is pleased he has inflicted a state of loss and need for revenge

VOCABULARY: having to do with forces separate from or higher than natural laws

supernatural

CH9: Why is the Monster’s ‘life complete’?

Because Frankenstein admits ‘I was the murderer of those I loved’ – he is the guilty one.

VOCABULARY: What does it mean to be "miserable"?

very unhappy; having or causing discomfort or unhappiness

CH8: How did Frankenstein prepare for the Monster on his wedding night?

He carried a gun

CHARACTERS: Protagonist; the monster's creator

Victor Frankenstein

VOCABULARY: define "melancholy"

a feeling of sadness or depression

CH9: How is the monster going to end his life?

He will go far away, find wood, set it on fire, and throw himself onto it

what is the genre of this book?

horror

VOCABULARY: the science that studies the form and function of basic elements and their compounds.

chemistry