Monster
The Cottage
Frankenstein
Literary Device/Theme
Gothic Elements
100

The monster's first hiding place

A Forest

100

By the end of Volume II, the cottage... and its residents...

The cottage burns and the residents move away

100

The monster wants Frankenstein to...

Create a female version of him for companionship

100

"I could have torn him limb from limb, as the lions rends the antelope. But heart sank within me as with bitter sickness" Is quote is an example of what literary device, and demonstrates what about the monster.

Simile and the monsters sorrow at being rejected

100

A distressed and/or isolated characters is...

Frankenstein, his monster, Robert the sailor (letters)

200

The monster discover fire by... The first action he does is...

Finding it abandoned

Put his hand in the embers

200

The names of the cottage's inhabitants are

Felix, Agatha, and De Lacy

200

The family went on vacation in order to...

Grieve together


200

Three examples of paternal/family love or lack there of are...

De Lacey, playing the guitar for his children, the Turk marrying of his daughter to help himself, and Frankenstein hating the monster 

200

Affliction with Supernatural Forces is best evident in the novel through what 

Bringing the monster to life

300

The monster compares himself to these two biblical figures

Adam and Satan

300

De Lacy and Agatha were detained because...

Felix helped a Turkish trader escape

300

Frankenstein's reaction when he sees the monster again in the mountains is what?

Anger lashes out him and "calls him a devil" and to leave

300

"They did not appear rich, but the were contented and happy; their feelings were serene and peaceful, while mine became every day more tumultuous." Is a example of what literary device

Juxtaposition

300

The monster's appearance displays the gothic element of...

Uncanniness/the supernatural