What is the setting? ✔️✔️Geneve Switerland
Who did Frankenstein's father marry? ✔️✔️A young orphaned woman.
Why did Frankenstein's father marry the woman he did? ✔️✔️Her father had died and she was an
orphan
What are some archetypes of orphans? ✔️✔️*Don't expect much from others
* Abandonment and trust issues
* Always looking for others
* Often worried about others
What is an archetype? ✔️✔️story element that transcends time and place
What does Frankenstein's mother do later in life? ✔️✔️Helps another orphan
What is the name of the orphan Frankenstein's mother helps? ✔️✔️Elizabeth
What does Victor refer to Elizabeth as? ✔️✔️His "more than sister"
How is Elizabeth presented to Victor? ✔️✔️As a gift from his mother
What does Victor think about Elizabeth?
(not her personality) ✔️✔️That she is his possession and that he is "his"
, Why is Elizabeth's portrayal interesting? ✔️✔️Because Mary Shelley's mother was a women's rights
activist
What does Elizabeth think is important about things? ✔️✔️The beauty of things
What does Victor think is important about things? ✔️✔️How they work
What does Victor do to Elizabeth because of her view of the world? ✔️✔️He dismisses her as an
intellectual equal
What is Victor youngest brother's name? ✔️✔️William
How many children do Victor's mother and father have?
(including him; not including Elizabeth) ✔️✔️Three
Who is Victor's friend? ✔️✔️Henry Clerval
What does Henry like about things? ✔️✔️The moral relations of things and how they work together
What is different about Victor compared to Henry? ✔️✔️Victor is more violent and wants to discover
the origins of things
What does Victor pick up whilst with his father? ✔️✔️Old style science books (alchemy)
What are the books Victor reads about? ✔️✔️People who are trying to find out the meaning of life
and how life is created
What does Victor's father think about the books? ✔️✔️That they are old-fashioned