Victor Frankenstein
Cards (27)
- How does Victor Frankenstein develop throughout the novel?
- What does Victor's development highlight in the novel?
- How does Shelley use Victor's character to challenge reader response?
- How is Victor introduced in the novel?
- How is Victor described in contrast to the Monster?
- What does the description of Victor as 'a man on the brink of destruction' suggest?
- How does Walton view Victor?
- What does Victor's amiable character suggest about him?
- What advice does Victor give to Walton regarding ambition?
- What criticism of society might Shelley be suggesting through Victor's character?
- How does Victor's character develop in Development II?
- How does Victor's confidence in his ambition come across?
- What effect does Victor's neglect of family have on his character?
- How does the reader's sympathy for Victor change during Justine Moritz's trial?
- What does Victor refer to himself as during the trial?
- How does Shelley present the Monster in contrast to Victor?
- What does Victor's cruelty towards the Monster reveal about his character?
- What does Shelley encourage the reader to question regarding Victor?
- What does Victor's idealistic childhood consist of?
- What does the word 'idol' in Victor's childhood suggest?
- How does Victor see himself in relation to life and death?
- What does Victor's pursuit of science represent?
- How does Victor's obsession affect his relationships?
- What does Victor acknowledge about his role in William's death?
- How does Victor's focus on his own suffering highlight his character?
- What does Victor's speech to Walton's crew suggest about his values?
- What does Victor's encouragement to proceed with the journey indicate?