On the brink of suicide, Victor Frankenstein wanders into the valley of Chamounix in Chapter 9. The beauty of the scenery cheers him, and his melancholy passes. Explore the relationships between the charaters of the novel and nature. Are the characters' links to nature genuine, or are they ironic? Explain in a paragraph or two and be sure to provide specific examples.
Last day to receive credit for this assignment is December 17th @ midnight.
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Araceli C.
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Victor Frankenstein -
The nature around him is lighting and stormy on the night he creates this creature. Then, when Frankenstein arrives at the "scene of the crime" its lightning around again. Every time the monster is involved it is stormy. This is ironic.
Excellent answer Araceli...you haved earned the extra credit.
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