Victor gets seized with remorse and guilt because of her unjust death. Victor goes into solitude. His father unsuccessfully attempts at convincing him to get over his grief and depression, Victor's father does not know of Victor's guilt.In this regard, what does Victor credit for giving him?
What does victor credit for giving him "the greatest consolation that I was capable of receiving? Victor suddenly encounters the creature he made.
Beside above, what keeps Victor from killing himself? He could not kill himself because he does not want to let Elizabeth and her father and brother unprotected from the creature.
Likewise, people ask, what does the creature accuse victor of?
In seeking peace, Victor has found himself face-to-face with his creation. Victor is understandably livid. He accuses the monster of murder, and the monster does not deny it. It would be worth almost anything to get rid of the creature and assuage his guilt over what he's done.
What are the circumstances of William's death?
Frankenstein: Chapters 5, 6, 7, and 8.
| A | B |
| What does the letter describe instead? | William's murder |
| What are the circumstances of William's murder? | William got lost on a walk and they found him dead lying in the grass. It is presumed that he was murdered and a portrait of Caroline that William was carrying with him was taken. |
What happens when Victor tries to attack the creature?
What happens when Victor tries to attack the creature? When Victor springs at the creature, the creature easily eludes him. Victor is not only curious, but he is also moved by a strange compassion for the creature, and he feels a sense of duty because he is the monster's creator.How does Victor describe himself?
Victor describes the creature as having flowing hair of "lustrous black" and "straight black lips." After he brings the creature to life, who does Victor dream about meeting in Ingolstadt? Victor dreams about meeting Elizabeth in Ingolstadt.How does Victor react to Justine's trial?
Victor's reaction to Justine's trial is that he suffers living torture. This tells us that he is very self slenderness, and selfishness.What happens when Victor sees an oak tree destroyed by lightning?
When Victor sees an oak tree destroyed by lightning and hears an explanation, he decides to study galvanism and electricity.How long does it take Victor to tell Robert the story?
It took Victor one week to tell his tale.Where does the monster take Victor?
A chase ensues as Victor tries to capture and kill the creature who has tormented him for several years. Victor chases the monster from Geneva south to the Mediterranean Sea. Both board a ship bound for the Black Sea, journey through Russia, and make their way north to the Arctic Circle.Which authors and topics does Victor become obsessed with reading?
Which authors and topics does Victor become obsessed with reading? He becomes obsessed with reading the works of early alchemists (Cornelius Agrippa, Paracelsus, and Albertus Magnus). An interest in alchemy then proceeds to an interest in anatomy.What does the monster want Victor to do for him?
The creature offers to leave Victor and his friends and family alone if he will comply with his conditions. If Victor refuses, however, the creature vows, Furthermore, the creature promises to be "mild and docile to my natural lord and king" if Victor will do his part, a part that Victor owes him.Who did the monster kill in Frankenstein?
Henry Clerval
Why wouldnt Victor tell Walton the details about the creation?
Why wouldn't Victor tell Walton the details about the creation? Victor won't tell Walton the details about the creation because Victor doesn't want him to know the secret. He believes it will kill Walton's happiness.What does Victor do to the female creature?
A female Frankenstein would lead to humanity's extinction, say scientists. In Mary Shelley's 1818 novel, Victor Frankenstein destroyed his female creature to prevent the rise of a 'race of devils. ' Nearly 200 years later, population ecologists say Dr. Frankenstein's actions were justified.What does Victor do with the mutilated body parts?
Frankenstein got the body parts he needed to make the Monster from dissecting rooms, slaughter houses, graves and morgues. He collected the bones, necessary for the work, from charnel houses. Much of this work had to be done at night, because stealing body parts from graves is abhorred in a civilized society.What does it say for society that Victor does not give the monster a name?
Victor Frankenstein doesn't give his creation a name because he denies its essential humanity. He sees his experiment only in terms of what is means for his prowess as a scientist and doesn't consider the all too-human-needs of a creature that longs for acceptance, love, and guidance.Why did Justine confess to murdering William?
Why did Justine confess to the murder? Justine confesses to the crime, believing that she will thereby gain salvation, but tells Elizabeth and Victor that she is innocent—and miserable. Justine confesses to the murder of William so that she could be forgiven, by God, for all of the sins she had committed in her life.What does the creature do how does Victor respond?
How does Victor respond? The creature reaches out his arms and smiles at Victor. Victor is delighted and feels "for the first time during many months, calm and serene joy" (44). Victor is nervous that the monster is still in his apartment and that Clerval will see it.Who is Victor Frankenstein accused of killing?
The answer: Justine Moritz is the one accused of committing the crime. In the story, Justine stands accused after a servant finds a picture of Victor's mother in her clothes while she is convalescing from an illness. Before William died, the young boy supposedly had the picture of Victor's mother on his person.Why does Victor go to England?
Frankenstein fears for his family so reluctantly goes to England to do his work. This way he can create another monster away from his family also drawing the monster away from his family. 
