The Man behind the Monster
Symbols and Themes
Grab Bag
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200

What motivates Victor to create the monster?

What is a desire to conquer death and achieve greatness?

200

Who does the monster kill first?

William

200

Ennui

a feeling of boredom or melancholy

200

a marshy, slow moving body of water that is often a tributary of a river or lake- used in the southern United States.

bayou

400

What does Victor regret most about his creation?

What is the suffering it causes to himself and others?

400

How does the theme of isolation manifest in the characters?

What is both Victor and the monster experience profound loneliness?

400

Who does the monster kill LAST

Elizabeth

400

abhorrence

the feeling of hatred or disgust

400

a loud and boisterous laugh.

guffaw

600

What is the ultimate consequence of Victor's ambition?

What is the loss of his loved ones and his own life?

600

What does the monster's desire for a companion symbolize?

What is the human need for connection and understanding?

600

What genre are we working with?

Horror, romanticism, gothic fiction

600

Despondence

the state of being hopeless or in despair

600

to become worse as time goes on; to become painful and infected

fester

800

How does Victor's character change throughout the novel?

What is he becomes increasingly obsessive and guilt-ridden?

800

How does the story of Prometheus relate to Frankenstein?

Victor giving the monster life

800

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Name two countries the story takes place in

England, Switzerland, Italy

800

Slake

To quench (a thirst)

800

an ancient Mesopotamian temple consisting of a pyramidal structure built in successive stages with outside staircases and a shrine at the top.

ziggurat

1000

What year was Frankenstein published?

1818

1000

Sublime

so beautiful as to cause immense wonder

1000

an area that contains a chain or group of islands scattered in lakes, rivers, or the ocean.

archipelago