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1 Chapters 17 - 21 What does the creature want? Why does he feel this is his right?

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4 Affect of Nature on Victor and son The Alps according to Victor The Alps according to Prometheus

5 Victor is at it again… Envelops himself in the creation of a mate for his creature. Puts off his marriage to Elizabeth - the only happiness in his life Travels to England to complete his second creation

6 Characterization of Women From passive to powerful – How? Earlier womenShe Creature Mother Elizabeth Justine To Victor To Prometheus

7 …and he comes to his senses Fear sets in What can he actually control?

8 …so then Victor get a letter from Henry – who is ready to leave. What does he do with the remains of the she-creature?

9 Wind What symbolic meaning does the wind have? When he finally lands, what does Victor realize?

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