1. Victor’s problem when he created Frankenstein, a monster made of human parts. Victor's problem is after he created Frankenstein he sees it as a monstrosity. Frankenstein horrors victor. His creation horrors him so much he takes to the streets instead of his home. Victor shortly after falls ill.
3. I would not want to be Frankenstein's friend. Frankenstein was scary enough to scare away the person that created him so he’d probably scare me as well. Not only that but Frankenstein has murdered a boy named William as a lash back at his cruel creator who didn’t want him. Frankenstein wouldn’t really be a good friend because his feelings about humans would be a lot different than mine. Frankenstein would give me nightmares at night if I were his
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I wouldn’t have wanted to live in the time of the story because of technology was further behind than now. I wouldn’t want to live in this era also because it’s easier to get a serious illness. I wouldn’t want to have to be near the north pole because it’s cold. I wouldn’t want to track Frankenstein's through the north.
5. The story reminds me of the 1800’s. The story reminds me of England. The story reminds me of the north pole as well. It reminds me of the victorian era. It also reminds me of when people thought electricity was almost magic like.
6. If I brought Frankenstein home he might freak out because he’s not used to being around people. If I brought him home he might kill my animals. Frankenstein might break my electronics not knowing how to use them. Frankenstein would probably scare my teachers and classmates if I brought him to school. Frankenstein would probably not like being in a room for 7 hours either.
8. A quality I’d like to have from the book is merciless of Frankenstein. If I had the quality of mercilessness I wouldn’t care about anyone or anything.Frankenstein demonstrates this quality all throughout the novel. Frankenstein demonstrates this when he kills William. Frankenstein also shows this when he vows revenge on the