Frankenstein Volume 3 Chapters 5-6

How does the magistrate react when Victor tells him his story?

He is incredulous at first, but he soon grows more interested and shudders with horror as Victor relates his tale.

After he is released from prison, does Victor tell his father about the creature?

Even though Alphonse wonders why his son keeps blaming himself for the murders, Victor never tells him about the creature.

Why do Victor and Alphonse go to Paris?

Alphonse has to attend to some business there.

Besides thinking that Victor may have found someone else, why does Elizabeth believe that Victor may not really want to marry her?

When Elizabeth saw Victor in Geneva, she assumed he was depressed because of his obligation to marry her.

Does Elizabeth love Victor?

She loves him, but she worries that he is not really interested in marrying her.

How does Victor behave in the days leading up to his wedding?

Victor pretends to be happy. He fools his father, but not Elizabeth.

What does Victor think the monster plans to do on Victor's wedding night?

Victor thinks the monster will try to kill him.

Where do Victor and Elizabeth intend to live after their wedding?

Victor and Elizabeth plan to live in a house that was purchased for them near Cologne.

How does Victor get back to Geneva from Evian?

He can't sail because of the storm, so he hires several men to help him row back to Geneva.

What is Victor's response to the magistrate?

Victor becomes enraged when the magistrate, who doesn't believe him, tries to calm him down.

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