Frankenstein, Ch 24. What does Victor want more than anything else in regard to the monster? Pg 198

Frankenstein, Ch 24

What does Victor want more than anything else in regard to the monster? Pg 198

What oath or promise does Victor make? To whom does he make this promise? Pg 199

How is Victor able to track the monster?

What sustains Victor during his pursuit? Pg 200

Why doesn’t the monster kill Victor? What does the monster want Victor to experience? Pg 201

How does the monster’s taunting of Victor affect Victor? Pg 201

Why was Victor happy to reach the north and the ice? Pg 202

What does Victor ask Walton to do? Pg 204 and 205

Why does Walton believe Victor’s story? Pg 205

What information will Victor not share with Walton? Pg 205

Why does Victor enjoy sleeping so much? Pg 206

To whom does Victor Frankenstein compare himself to? Why he would he compare himself to this person? What did he try to do? Pg 207

What does Walton fear by not heading home? Pg 209

Reread Victor’s speech on pgs 209 and 210. What does he urge Walton’s men to do?

When Victor learns Walton is going to turn the ship around, what does he do? Pg 211

What is the monster’s reaction to seeing Victor in the coffin? Pg 213

Now this his job is done, what does the monster vow to do? Pg 216 – 217

What is the last image Walton sees of the monster? Pg 217