Frankenstein
The author of Frankenstein.
Who is Mary Shelley?
The original language Faust was written in.
What is German?
What is Jerry/Young Jerry?
The Romantics held this to be the ultimate power, sometimes for healing, sometimes for destruction.
A figure of speech that directly compares two unrelated things by stating one IS the other, suggesting a shared quality.
What is a metaphor?
The first name of Doctor Frankenstein.
What is Victor?
Dr. Faust's first name.
What is Heinrich?
What is 1775/One Thousand Seven Hundred Seventy-Five?
The name of Samuel Taylor Coleridge's poem about a sailor who shot an albatross.
What is the Rime of the Ancient Mariner?
Two similar characters contrasting with one another to bring out their differences.
What is a foil?
The subtitle of the book.
What is "Or, the Modern Prometheus"?
The full name of the author.
What is Johann Wolfgang von Goethe?
Charles Darnay's real name (not his mother's maiden name)
The philosophical movement which Romanticism was reacting to.
What is the Enlightenment (also acceptable: Rationalists/Empiricism)?
A non-human thing represented as an acting character (e.g. What Dickens does with the town Saint Antoine).
What is personification?
The husband of the author of Frankenstein.
Who is Percy Bysshe Shelley?
The name of the nocturnal festival of April 30th on which witches gather and dance around bonfires
What is Walpurgis Night?
Defarge's true first name (not Jacques)
What is Ernest?
The art style that came immediately following Romanticism.
What is Impressionism?
A part that metaphorically represents a whole.
What is synecdoche?
Any one of the three books (which the monster found in a portmanteau) which made up his education.
What is Paradise Lost (Milton), Plutarch's Lives, and The Sorrows of Young Werther (Goethe)?
The words said by the voice of God at the very end of the book as Mephistopheles is saying Gretchen is condemned.
What is "is saved!" ?
The address of Dr. Manette's prison cell.
What is One Hundred and Five, North Tower?
The names of two Romantic painters.
Who are (any two of the following): Delacroix, Goya, Turner, Freidrich, Rousseau, Church, Cole, Bierstadt, Constable, Blake, Courbet, Daumier, Millet?
A descriptive technique used by Dickens to create vivid, memorable scenes, like snapshots or a striking, still moment on stage.
What is a tableaux?