Frankenstein

2. By the conclusion of Chapter 17, Victor Frankenstein has decided to assent to the monster’s demand that he create for the monster a female companion. Is Victor’s decision the right one? Why or why not?

1.     By the conclusion of Chapter 17, Victor Frankenstein has decided to assent to the monster’s demand that he create for the monster a female companion. Is Victor’s decision the right one? Why or why not? Use evidence from the text to support your response.

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I think it’s a good idea because the monster promised to go away and leave the humans alone if he has a companion. The monster thinks he will be happy if he has a friend.

The monster promised to go away if he has another companion with him.

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