What does the monster say at the end of Frankenstein?
Finally, after narrating a good deal of his own story to Walton, the creature says in the second to last paragraph of the book, “I shall die, and what I now feel be no longer felt. Soon these burning miseries will be extinct. I shall ascend my funeral pile triumphantly and exult in the agony of the torturing flames.
What does the creature say to threaten Victor?
What does the creature threaten to do when Victor destroys the female? He will get revenge on him either by killing Victor or by murdering one of his loved ones. He said “I will be with you on your wedding night.” So that’s when he more likely take revenge somehow.
What is the significance that the creature plans to die in a pile of flames?
The Creature plans to self-immolate, burning his body alive while he awaits death. He seems to feel that it will be a just punishment for his wrongdoings. Then, he hopes, he will finally find some peace. It is a scene that seems designed to inspire compassion in the reader.
How did Victor die?
Victor dies from pneumonia, which he contracts as he travels across the icy wastes of the Arctic to escape his hideous creation. In a sense, then, one could say that the Monster has inadvertently caused Frankenstein’s death. But ultimate responsibility for Frankenstein’s fate lies with the man himself.
What does the creature promise he will do when Victor gives him a companion?
What does the creature promise he will do when Victor gives him a companion? Promises to go live in South America to hide from humans in the jungle, and will no longer be compelled to kill.
What will the creature do if Victor doesn’t fulfill his request?
He has human feelings. Victor can make him happy since he is his creator. What does the creature promise to do if Victor fulfills his request? To go to South America and won’t make any contact with humanity.
What does the creature say needs to be done for him to leave Victor and the rest of mankind alone?
The creature offers to leave Victor and his friends and family alone if he will comply with his conditions. If Victor refuses, however, the creature vows, I will work at your destruction, nor finish until I desolate your heart, so that you shall curse the hour of your birth (Chapter 17).
What keeps Victor from killing himself at the beginning of Chapter 9?
What keeps Victor from killing himself at the beginning of this chapter? He feels guilty for bringing the monster into the world and feels selfish.
What does the creature say he will do if Victor makes him a female companion?
What does the creature say will happen if Victor creates a female for him? He will leave him alone.