Characters (Leaving Cert English): Quizzes
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What does Victor Frankenstein primarily embody in the novel?
What does Victor Frankenstein primarily embody in the novel?
The dangers of unchecked ambition
How long did Victor work to infuse life into an inanimate body?
How long did Victor work to infuse life into an inanimate body?
Nearly two years
What does the Monster claim is the reason for his malicious behaviour?
What does the Monster claim is the reason for his malicious behaviour?
He is miserable
Which biblical work does the Monster reference when comparing himself to Adam and Satan?
Which biblical work does the Monster reference when comparing himself to Adam and Satan?
Paradise Lost
What does Elizabeth Lavenza primarily represent in the novel?
What does Elizabeth Lavenza primarily represent in the novel?
Victorian ideals of femininity
How is Henry Clerval described in relation to Victor?
How is Henry Clerval described in relation to Victor?
As Victor's moral opposite
What does Henry Clerval achieve that Victor lacks?
What does Henry Clerval achieve that Victor lacks?
Balance between intellect & emotion
What transformation does Robert Walton undergo?
What transformation does Robert Walton undergo?
From reckless to responsible leader
What does Walton eventually choose over personal ambition?
What does Walton eventually choose over personal ambition?
Responsibility for his crew
How did Alphonse respond to Victor's early scientific interests?
How did Alphonse respond to Victor's early scientific interests?
Dismissed them without understanding
Why did Justine Moritz make a false confession?
Why did Justine Moritz make a false confession?
To obtain absolution
What role does William's murder serve in the novel?
What role does William's murder serve in the novel?
Catalyst triggering tragic conclusion
What does the Monster claim about his original nature?
What does the Monster claim about his original nature?
He was benevolent and good