Frankenstein, Chapters 7-8, Grades 11-12
In Chapters 7 and 8 of 'Frankenstein' by Mary Shelley, tragedy strikes the Frankenstein family, leading to a series of events that further complicate Victor's life and increase his guilt. These chapters delve into themes of justice, innocence, and the repercussions of one's actions. As you read, consider how Victor's secret knowledge of the creature's existence affects his reactions to these events and the decisions he makes.
Question 1
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What devastating news does Victor receive in Chapter 7, and how does he react to it?
Question 2
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Upon returning to Geneva, Victor encounters the creature. Describe this encounter and Victor's feelings during it. How does he interpret the creature's actions?
Question 3
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Justine Moritz is accused of a grave crime. Discuss the evidence against her and the fairness of her trial. How does Victor's knowledge of the true culprit affect his perception of the situation?
Question 4
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Analyze Victor's internal conflict regarding whether to reveal his secret knowledge about the creature. What are the potential consequences he considers, and how does this reflect on his character?
Question 5
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Examine the theme of justice as portrayed in these chapters. How does Shelley critique the justice system, and what does she suggest about the concept of innocence?
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