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What promise does the creature make to Frankenstein regarding his future behavior?
What promise does the creature make to Frankenstein regarding his future behavior?
- He will avoid harming anyone. (correct)
- He will seek revenge on humanity.
- He will always stay near humans.
- He will disappear forever.
Why does Frankenstein initially agree to create a mate for the creature?
Why does Frankenstein initially agree to create a mate for the creature?
- To gain fame and recognition.
- He wants to see if it can be done.
- He feels he owes the creature. (correct)
- Out of fear of the creature's threat.
Where does Frankenstein decide to build the creature's mate?
Where does Frankenstein decide to build the creature's mate?
- On a remote island near Scotland. (correct)
- At a university lab.
- In his laboratory.
- In a crowded city.
What is Frankenstein's main concern about the creature's mate?
What is Frankenstein's main concern about the creature's mate?
What decision does Frankenstein make about the creature's mate after realizing he cannot complete it?
What decision does Frankenstein make about the creature's mate after realizing he cannot complete it?
What threat does the creature make after Frankenstein refuses to create a mate?
What threat does the creature make after Frankenstein refuses to create a mate?
What happens to Frankenstein after he destroys the mate?
What happens to Frankenstein after he destroys the mate?
What does the arresting officer claim about the Irish and murderers?
What does the arresting officer claim about the Irish and murderers?
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Study Notes
The Creature's Plea
- The creature is lonely and wants a companion.
- He promises to be peaceful and to avoid humans with his mate.
Frankenstein's Decision
- Frankenstein feels responsible for the creature's loneliness and agrees to create a mate.
- He feels overwhelmed with anxiety about what will happen after the mate is created.
- Frankenstein abandons his friend Henry to build the mate on a remote island.
Frankenstein's Change of Heart
- Frankenstein begins building the creature's mate and quickly realizes he can't go through with it.
- He destroys the mate and tells the creature that it will never be finished.
- The creature threatens to be present at Frankenstein's wedding day.
- Frankenstein throws the mate's remains into the sea.
Frankenstein's Arrest
- Frankenstein wakes up on an Irish beach, where he is arrested.
- The arresting officer explains that the Irish have a deep dislike for murderers.
- Frankenstein is told to tell his story to the judge.
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