Diffident: Modest or shy because of a lack of self-confidence
Dilatoriness: Slowness as a consequence of not getting around to it.
Salubrious: Health-giving; healthy
Dilatoriness: Slowness as a consequence of not getting around to it.
Salubrious: Health-giving; healthy
Elizabeth’s Letter
1.) Ernest
a. Age: _____
b. Desired Profession: _____
c. Avoids: _______
2.) Justine
a. Taken in by Frankenstein’s family because her mother ___________.
b. Although she is considered a servant she ________ and _________.
c. Attributes: (1) (2) (3)
3.) William
a. Age (roughly): ____
b. Attributes: (1) (2) (3)
Elizabeth gossips about _____________ at the end of her letter.
What does Clerval do to help Frankenstein recover?
1.) Removes _________________________.
2.) Changes _________________________.
3.) Changes the subject when talking to ________________________.
Frankenstein turns away from the sciences to study ____________________, but is not truly interested in it.
His trip home is delayed due to __________________.
During his walking tour with Henry, he begins to notice (1) (2) (3) again.
Shelley emphasizes that Frankenstein is slowly recovering from his monster-project, although the monster has simply disappeared from his life. Clearly, this would be too easy; Frankenstein is not about to live happily ever after. What do you think the monster is up to? Will Frankenstein hear from or about it again? How?
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