Frankenstein: Key Quotations (AQA GCSE English Literature): Flashcards

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Frankenstein: Key Quotations
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Victor's time spent creating the creature

Nearly two years

Walton's decision about leading crew to danger

Can't lead them unwillingly; must return

Monster's biblical self-comparison

Ought to be thy Adam, but am rather the fallen angel

Victor's warning about knowledge

How dangerous is the acquirement of knowledge

Elizabeth's character (insect simile)

Docile, good-tempered, gay & playful as a summer insect

Clerval's nature-related description

Very poetry of nature

What Walton seeks in a companion

One who would sympathise with and love him

Monster's reason for being malicious

I am malicious because I am miserable

Elizabeth's virtuous soul description

Saintly soul like a shrine-dedicated lamp

Clerval's relationship to Victor

How great was the contrast between us

Why Justine confessed to the crime

Confessed a lie to obtain absolution

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