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Victor Frankenstein
creator of the creature and protagonist of the story
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Henry Clerval
Victor's best friend
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Elizabeth Lavenza
lived with Frankenstein family; married Victor
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Alphonse Frankenstein
Victor's father
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Caroline Beaufort
Frankenstein family matriarch; Victor Frankenstein's mother
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Frankenstein
Family surname of Victor, who created the monster (NOT the name of the creature)
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Beaufort
A merchant and friend of Victor's father; the father of Caroline Beaufort.
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Robert Walton
explorer who met Frankenstein on the Arctic ice
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Margaret Saville
recipient of a series of letters from her brother, Robert Walton
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Agatha
De Lacey's daughter. She represents an ideal of womanliness: kind, gentle, and devoted to her family.
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Felix De Lacey
The loving son of De Lacey. He marries Safie after helping her father escape from France. Unknowingly taught the creature how to read
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Mr. Delacey
Blind old man who talks to the monster without fear because he cannot see him
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Safie
The young Turkish "Arabian" whose beauty captivates Felix. Though raised as a Muslim, she longs for a freer and happier life with Felix, a Christian.
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William Frankenstein
Victor's youngest brother, beloved by everyone. The monster strangles him in a forest near Geneva.
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Who did Mary Shelley run away with before she turned 17?
Percy Bysshe Shelley
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Where was Robert Walton traveling?
Arctic north (North Pole)
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What was Robert Walton's occupation?
explorer and seafarer
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Who is the stranger that Robert Walton rescues?
Victor Frankenstein
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Before rescuing Victor Frankenstein, who else does Robert Walton and the crew see on the ice?
the creature
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How was the creature made?
dead animal and dead body parts
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What did Victor think of the creature's appearance?
He was horrified and ran away.
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How long did Victor work on the creature?
almost 2 years
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What does Victor's father encourage him to do after William's murder and Justine's conviction?
try to get on with life
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Where does Victor go after the troubling time surrounding William's murder?
The Alps Mountains and Alpine valley
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How is the creature perceived by others?
a horror and abomination; larger, faster, and stronger than a human
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How did the creature act toward the cottagers?
kind, generous at first, but full of rage and revenge when they rejected him
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Why does Safie come to the cottage?
To escape her father and find her love, Felix
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Why don't the DeLaceys live in their home country?
They were exiled because of Felix's role in the escape plot (of Safie's father).
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Where are the DeLacey's from?
France
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What does the creature want from Victor?
The creature wants Victor to hear his story AND to make him a companion
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How did the creature save the girl?
he rescued her from the river
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Why did the creature hide the picture in Justine's clothing?
He was jealous of her beauty.
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What does it indicate about the creature when he learns quickly?
He is intelligent and has a desire to learn language.
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What motivated the creature, especially against Victor?
revenge
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How does the creature learn how he was created?
reading Victor's journals that he found in a pocket
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Who judges over Victor toward the end of the story?
Mr. Kirwin