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Frankenstein

Frankenstein. Chapter 6. Andy Miller David Shoyket. Chapter Plot. Elizabeth’s letter shows concern for the ill Victor and asks him to write to his family ASAP. She says that Justine Moritz family died and she has moved to their house as a servant.

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Frankenstein

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  1. Frankenstein Chapter 6 Andy Miller David Shoyket

  2. Chapter Plot • Elizabeth’s letter shows concern for the ill Victor and asks him to write to his family ASAP. She says that Justine Moritz family died and she has moved to their house as a servant. • Victor recovers and takes Henry, who is studying Oriental languages, to the university. • Henry avoids all science people. They think he is modest but the sight of chemical things torment him over the monster. • He decides to return to Geneva and awaits a letter from his father specifying the date of his departure. • He and Henry take a walk through the country looking at nature’s beauty.

  3. Man vs. Self Conflict • Fighting his physical illness • Getting over shock of monster’s horror • Whether or not to go back to Geneva

  4. Foreshadowing • Justine and Elizabeth’s Fate • Death (Letter): • Alphonse’s Vigorous Health • Ernest joining military • Justine’s Family • Healthy William

  5. Character Analysis • So far no changes in characters, so all 2-D • Victor: Anxious, Crazy, Isolated • Elizabeth: Optimistic, Sweet • Henry: Companion, Helpful

  6. Setting • Long, harsh, ominous Winter delays return to Geneva, Spring passes and now back to Fall. • The University supplies Victor with knowledge and supplies. • Victor spends a lot of time wandering the town and courtyards to escape.

  7. Mood/Tone/Voice • Horror leads to suspicion • Hopeful, with a new family member, Victor’s recovery, meeting old friends, seeing a beautiful city, etc. Great for bringing everything up and crushing hopes later. • Ernest joining army doesn't sound good.

  8. Connections

  9. The END

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