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Interesting Questions, Facts and Information
- There are a total of 15 general entries.
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Interesting Questions, Facts, and Information
Shelley, Mary
Naples. Tricky question. By birth, he is a Genevese, but he was born in Naples.
Victor Frankenstein's mother was the daughter of Beaufort, a friend of Victor's father. Who is the mother of Victor Frankenstein? | Mary Shelley's 'Frankenstein'
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Caroline Beaufort. Caroline's father died in her arms, leaving her an orphan and a beggar. However, Victor's father loved her, and took care of her and married her, despite their age difference.
Elizabeth. Elizabeth's fairness caught the attention of Caroline while visiting the cottages of the poor. Always wanting a daughter, Caroline became her guardian.
Ingolstadt. Ingolstadt is a University in Germany. His father wanted him to become acquainted with other customs than those of his native country.
Victor Frankenstein's interest in answering the question of life persuaded him to create a creature that would destroy his family. Who was the first victim to fall under the monster's hands? | Mary Shelley's 'Frankenstein'
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William. William was the younger brother of Victor. The monster murdered him by strangling him to death.
Justine Moritz. After murdering William, the monster removed the necklace around his neck and found poor Justine, the aimable house servant, sleeping in a barn nearby. So he placed the necklace in her pocket so she can be the accused. She was found guilty and executed.
create a woman like the monster himself. Victor Frankenstein denied his request for a woman.
Henry Clerval. When he landed on Ireland, everyone was treating him rudely because a body of a man, Clerval, was found dead on their country and therefore they believed that Victor murdered him.
Elizabeth . Victor really loved her but he was haunted by these words of the monster 'I will be with you on your wedding night'. This was when the monster murdered his beloved Elizabeth.
Robert Walton. While chasing the demon in the ice caps of the north, Victor became trapped with the glaciers and had no way of escape when a vessel came forth to save him. He told his story to the captain.
After Victor Frankenstein's death, the monster vowed to stop his vengeful quest on mankind and that he would burn his ashes. True or false? | Mary Shelley's 'Frankenstein'
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