Frankenstein, Chapters 17-18, Grades 11-12
In Chapters 17 and 18 of 'Frankenstein' by Mary Shelley, the narrative tension escalates as Victor grapples with the creature's demand for a mate. These chapters explore the ethical dilemmas and emotional turmoil associated with creation and responsibility. As you read, consider Victor's inner conflict and the potential consequences of his decision, both for himself and others.
Question 1
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How does Victor respond to the creature's demand for a companion? Discuss the reasons he gives for his initial decision.
Question 2
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Analyze Victor's inner conflict regarding the creation of a second creature. What fears and ethical considerations does he have?
Question 3
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The creature promises to leave Europe and live in isolation with his mate. How does Victor interpret this promise, and what impact does it have on his decision-making process?
Question 4
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Victor prepares to leave for England to conduct his research. Describe his feelings about this journey and the task ahead. How does he view his own role in the creature's future?
Question 5
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Discuss the theme of isolation in these chapters, both in terms of Victor's personal experience and the creature's condition. How does Shelley use this theme to develop the novel's central conflicts?
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