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Do you think the monster was right in asking for a female companion? Why or why not?
Retell the creature's heroic encounter in saving the young girl. Include details of how he is thanked for his kind service.
Explain the thoughts that went through Victor's mind as he was building the second creature. Include positive and negative possible outcomes.
Do you think the creature could have won over the DeLaney children, eventually? Why or why not?
Who do you think is smarter, Victor Frankenstein or the creature? Defend you answer with details from the book.
Explain the monster's promise to Victor upon seeing him destroy his future companion. Predict whether the monster will or will not keep his promise.
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