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What does Victor label as guilt?
What does Victor label as guilt?
a weight of despair and remorse pressed on my heart
What is a good quote about Victor's mental health?
What is a good quote about Victor's mental health?
the state of mind played upon my health, which perhaps had never fully recovered. I shunned the face of man; solitude was my only consolation - deep, dark, deathlike solitude
How did Elizabeth change after the death of Justine?
How did Elizabeth change after the death of Justine?
She was no longer that happy creature, who in earlier youth wandered with me on the banks of the lake
What is a description of Mont Blanc?
What is a description of Mont Blanc?
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What happened when Victor finally sleeps away from everyone?
What happened when Victor finally sleeps away from everyone?
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Study Notes
Victor's Guilt
- Victor experiences intense feelings of guilt and remorse, described as a "weight of despair" on his heart.
Victor's Mental Health
- His deteriorating mental state negatively impacts his physical health, leading him to isolate himself from others.
- He expresses a preference for "deep, dark, deathlike solitude" rather than interacting with people.
Elizabeth's Transformation
- Following Justine's death, Elizabeth undergoes a profound change, losing her earlier happiness and becoming a shadow of her former self.
Mont Blanc
- Mont Blanc is characterized as "supreme and magnificent," symbolizing both nature's grandeur and Victor's inner turmoil.
Victor's Need for Escape
- Victor finds solace in sleep, feeling blessed by "the giver of oblivion," indicating a desire to escape his painful reality and memories.
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Description
Explore key concepts from Chapter 9 of Mary Shelley's 'Frankenstein'. This set of flashcards focuses on Victor's guilt, mental health, and the impact of Elizabeth's change after Ju's death. Perfect for a deeper understanding of the themes in this classic novel.
