In the beginning of Chapter 10 of Frankenstein, prior to encountering the creature, Victor describes the scenery as he ascends Montanvert. Think about how Victor describes the setting as he climbs to the summit.

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In the beginning of Chapter 10 of Frankenstein, prior to encountering the creature, Victor describes the scenery as he ascends Montanvert. Think about how Victor describes the setting as he climbs to the summit.

Frankenstein Chapter 10

What is the relationship between the setting and tone in the beginning of Chapter 10? Explain how the tone of this portion of the chapter is affected by Victor’s descriptions.

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Answered by jill d #170087 on 10/9/2018 1:55 AM

In the beginning of Chapter Ten, the landscape is breathtaking yet chaotic. Avalanches and rockslides threaten the austerity, foreshadowing a quick end to Victor's escape from the real world and impending tragedy.

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