Frankenstein 10-2

Story Origins

100

This author was just 16 years of age when she wrote "Frankenstein"

Mary Shelley

200

The story begins with this explorer writing letters while travelling through the Arctic

Captain Walton 

300

Victor Frankenstein becomes obsessed with __________ and __________

knowledge, power, ambition, creation, scientific progress

400

This character attends the University of Ingolstadt...

Victor! 

500

Victor uses this to bring his creation to life

machinery, electricity and science

The Creature

100

The Creature's name

Philipe

200

Victor was inspired by ____________ to create life

Professor Waldman

300

Due to a misunderstanding that involves the Creature, _________ ends up firing a shot at ________

Felix, DeLacey

400

Victim's of the Creature

William, Clerval, Elizabeth, DeLacey...

500

The Creature often feels alone and isolated, like Adam in the Garden of Eden. The allusion, written by John Milton that connects to this is ______________

Paradise Lost

Character Chaos

100

Character(s) that represents hatred and revenge BEST

Creature

200

Character(s) that demonstrates alienation and isolation best...

Victor...and Creature

300

Character(s) that best represent kindness, friendship and loyalty

Henry Clerval

400

Character(s) that best reflect themes of social class and access to education...(BONUS: Allusion- What literary author wrote about similar themes?)

Victor (BONUS: Jane Austen)

500

Elizabeth acts as this TYPE of character to Victor because of her kindness and patience and his temper and ambition

a FOIL character

Literary Devices

100

The type of character that changes throughout the story 

Dynamic

200

The type of character that stays the same throughout the story...

Static

300

Character used to contrast another character (be perfect opposite) is a ...

FOIL

400

*NEW* This literary term means deserved punishment connected to a character's actions... (Ex: A thief steals a bike from someone, but later his brand new helmet and shoes get stolen while he's at the store.)

Poetic Justice!! Punishment that matches the wrongdoing

500

What is a cautionary tale?

A story told to warn others of potential consequences

Creature-isms

100

Eye yam knot uhmawnsta

I am NOT a monster!

200

Nolij beecaym hiss doawnfawl

Knowledge became his downfall

300

Fritz prrublee shood knot hafhelpt

Fritz probably shouldn't have helped

400

yoo may ataym tachno-lohjee but yoo can know eskayp kawnseekwen-siz

You may attain technology, but you cannot escape consequences!

500

Eye wurshid kreeayshun but wurldlee for purrsawt forsawt destrookshun

Eye worshipped creation, but worldly pursuit foresaw destruction