societys rejectuon of creature and consequences

Question 1

every character views and treats creature with prejudice

Question 2

more creature tries to come closer to humans the more it gets pushed further away

Question 3

creatures og innocence is stripped away after its creator and characters reject it

Question 4

first encounter with human other than Victor is with an old man it finds in a hut

Question 5

the man “turned on hearing a noise; and perceiving me, shrieked loudly, and quitting the hut, ran across the fields with a speed of which his debilitated form hardly appeared capable”

Question 6

innocence of creature shows itself in the creature not understanding why man got dcared

Question 7

desire to be a part of the community, it’s a social being

Question 8

behaves like newborn, fascinated by surroundings, wants to establish contact with it

Question 9

saves girl from drowning. a man fired a gun at “his” body, implying that the creature realized the effect his body has on humans- disgust, terror, horror, showing the community’s rejection of creature

Question 10

resolves to no show himself in the next encounter with human. this shows creatures lvl of intelligence and his desire, expressed through repeated observation, to join the community

Question 11

becomes part of community, though invisibly. joins in on everyday activities, and helps others people’s lives become better

Question 12

even though creature it helping them, still forced to do it out of sight. physically appearance is excluding it

Question 13

attempts to join fail as the family rejects it

Question 14

last chance to join by approaching child, believing he can’t yet comprehend the prejudice adults have

Question 15

wants to take William as his companion to diminish his isolation, however, child is horrified by appearance and hope of companionship dissipates again

Question 16

turning point when william mentions Frankenstein. victor, the creator, is a frankenstein and the creature connects all its rejections to creator himself, changing its need for acceptance to revenge

Question 17

creature seems to want to hurt those it perceive as beautiful as it can’t be beautiful itself

Question 18

frames justine for child’s murder, means to punish justine for representing pretty girls everywhere who as it learned will reject it

Question 19

desire to hurt other stems from resentment of own creation and sees victor as source of its suffering

Question 20

wants to deprive victor of the comfort of having loved ones, of his comminity

Question 21

questions identity and realizes it’ll never be accepted the way it is

Question 22

from beginning it’s neither evil nor spiteful, it gets beaten and driven off because of its appearance. it’s society and mankind that shape the creature into a savage