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Frankenstein Chapter 5 Important Quotes Flashcards

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What does Victor prepare to do with an anxiety that almost amounted to agony?

Create a monster

Go on a voyage

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Give birth (correct)

What is Victor's reaction when he sees the creature he has created?

Horror and disgust (correct)

Joy and happiness

Acceptance and love

Fear and excitement

What line does Victor recite as he flees the Creature?

because he knows a frightful fiend doth close behind him tread

How does Clerval portray learning?

<p>as a voyage of discovery to the land of knowledge</p> Signup and view all the answers

How does spring affect Victor?

<p>It contributed greatly to my convalescence</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Important Quotes from Frankenstein Chapter 5

Victor experiences intense anxiety as he prepares to animate the Creature, highlighting the emotional turmoil of 'giving birth.'
The contrast between Victor’s expectations of beauty and the grotesque reality of the Creature's appearance evokes a plea to God, illustrating his moral and aesthetic crisis.
The reference to a "frightful fiend" from The Ancient Mariner underscores the gothic themes of dread and pursuit as Victor flees from his creation.
Clerval's perspective on learning emphasizes it as a 'voyage of discovery,' contrasting with Victor’s destructive quest for knowledge.
Victor’s recovery is linked to the rejuvenating power of spring, mirroring the Creature's own potential for transformation and growth in nature.
Upon the Creature's animation, Victor is immediately overwhelmed by horror and disgust, marking a pivotal moment of regret and fear in the narrative.

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Explore key quotes from Chapter 5 of Mary Shelley's 'Frankenstein' with this set of flashcards. Each card highlights significant phrases and their meanings, shedding light on Victor Frankenstein's evolving perception and emotional turmoil. Perfect for deepening your understanding of this pivotal moment in the novel.