Creature Comforts
The creature's favorite fruit; it makes a great gift
berries
Man v. Man - Primary conflict in the novel
Victor's rejection of the creature
What's that thing on a sled?
The creature
“Unhappy man! Do you share my madness? Have you drunk also of the intoxicating draught? Hear me; let me reveal my tale, and you will dash the cup from your lips!”
Victor
Symbol: Knowledge
Light, lightning
It may be comforting but be careful, you might get burned
fire
It happened in chapter 5
The monster comes to life, terries Victor, flees
"You gotta a friend in me" Might have been said to this character by this character
Walton to VF
"How pleased you would be to remark on the improvement of Earnest He is now 16 and full of activity and spirit... he is desirous to enter into foreign service." Earnest is this type of character? (Opposite of Victor)
FOIL
The darker side of Romanticism
Gothicism
The creature compares himself to this biblical antagonist
Satan/Lucifer
This major event occurs in response to abandonment; Alphonse reluctantly breaks the news.
William's murder
"What may not be expected in the country of ________?"
Eternal light
"Such were the professor's words - rather let me say such the words of fate - enounced to destroy me.
Victor
(Characteristic of the Gothic story - character's step outside of the narrative to remind the reader of the direction of story)
Shelley's female characters have often been regarded by critics as week and this "p" word _________.
Passive
If your feeling lonely, just spend your day with this local family
The Delaceys
Victor's illness causes this "saintly soul" to reach out
Elizabeth
Walton's letters are an important part in this type of narrative?
Frame
"You my creator, abhor me; what hope can I gather from your fellow creatures who owe me nothing?"
creature
Narrative technique employing unusual syntax and punctuation, flows like thoughts
Stream of Consciousness
The creature learns about many core human experiences from the DeLaceys. Name two
Love, poverty, class, family...
False confessions, believes in God's salvation, Victor's regret
Justine and her execution
Walton's Sister's Surname
Margaret Saville
Name the device: "I was like the Arabian who had been buried with the dead, and found a passage to life, aided only by one glimmering, and seemingly ineffectual, light."
Allusion
Name three major developing themes:
Duty of creator/father, power of knowledge, outcasts and outsiders