Exploration and Themes in "Frankenstein" Quiz

Mary Shelley is the author of 'Frankenstein'. She wrote the novel when she was just 18 years old.

The full title of Mary Shelley's novel 'Frankenstein' is 'Frankenstein: The Modern Prometheus'. Prometheus was a figure from Greek mythology who created humans.

Victor Frankenstein is the protagonist of 'Frankenstein'. He is a scientist who creates the Creature.

Most of the story in 'Frankenstein' takes place in Ingolstadt, Germany, where Victor attends university.

Elizabeth Lavenza is Victor Frankenstein's fiancée in the novel. She is adopted into the Frankenstein family.

Robert Walton narrates a significant portion of the story in 'Frankenstein' through letters to his sister. He is an Arctic explorer who rescues Victor.

The ship captain who rescues Victor Frankenstein in the Arctic is Captain Walton. He serves as a parallel to Victor.

One of the major themes explored in 'Frankenstein' is the pursuit of knowledge and its consequences.

The tragic event that occurs on Victor Frankenstein's wedding night is the death of his wife, Elizabeth.

Ernest Frankenstein is not killed by the Creature in the novel. He is Victor's younger brother.

Justine Moritz is accused and executed for the murder of William Frankenstein, despite being innocent.

When the Creature finally meets Victor Frankenstein, he demands a mate to alleviate his loneliness.