Plot Points
William, Henry, and Elizabeth all die by this murdering method.
strangulation / being choked
Who is Victor's closest male friend?
Henry Clerval
Geneva
Allusion: Which Greek mythological titan inspired the novel?
Prometheus
fearless
For what purpose does Victor travel to Ingolstadt?
University / College / Higher Education
Victor often refers to Elizabeth as his what?
Cousin / More than sister
Where in the world does the novel both begin and end?
Arctic / Arctic Ocean / North Pole
Thematic Topic: Victor's abandonment and disgust at his creation reflects him lacking what kind of responsibility?
Parental responsibility
The old man of the cottage, De Lacey, says "To be ________ is to indeed be unfortunate."
friendless
The creature vows revenge against Victor on what evening?
wedding night
The creature once believed to be like Adam, but now believes he aligns more with which biblical figure?
Satan
The hovel in which the creature hides is within which country?
Germany
Allusion: Many biblical references the creature makes often refer to which book he found in the woods?
Paradise Lost
Who says: "but now misery has come home, and men appear to me as monsters thirsting for each other’s blood."
Elizabeth
The creature often describes his existence with this "m" adjective.
miserable
Walton's letters are always addressed to his sister named _______ ________.
Margaret Saville
Which Scottish city does Henry reside while Victor is away creating the female creatue?
Perth
Symbol: What kind of weather does Shelley often use to foreshadow tragedy, reflect inner turmoil, and represent utter destruction?
Storms / Lightning Storms
Who says: “One man’s life or death were but a small price to pay for the acquirement of the knowledge…”
Walton
What final act of benevolence does the creature do which results in him being shot?
Saves a drowning girl from a river
Caroline is the orphaned daughter of Alphonse's friend, whose name is what?
Beaufort
The name of the glacier where the creature confronts Victor with his tale and asks for a companion.
Montanvert
Motif: Being in awe, terror, and wonder of sublime nature reflects core ideas of what period in history?
Romantic Period / Romanticism
Who says: “A fiend had snatched from me every hope of future happiness; no creature had ever been so miserable as I was; so frightful an event is single in the history of man.”
Victor