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   • How does Mary Shelley utilize the character of Victor Frankenstein to explore the ethical and moral implications of scientific progress, and what does his ultimate fate suggest about the dangers of unchecked ambition and the pursuit of knowledge?
   • In Frankenstein, Shelley presents a variety of contrasting female characters, including Elizabeth, Justine, and the creature’s unnamed mate. Discuss how these women are portrayed and the significance of their roles in the novel.
   • The creature in Frankenstein grapples with a profound sense of isolation and rejection. Analyze the themes of loneliness and alienation as they are developed throughout the novel, examining the impact of these experiences on both the creature and Victor Frankenstein.
   • Shelley employs the literary device of framed narratives in Frankenstein, with the story being presented through the perspectives of multiple narrators.

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   Click here for a printable PDF of the Frankenstein discussion questions. Jump start your discussion of Frankenstein: The 1818 Text (Penguin Classics) with thought-provoking book club questions from Bookclubs, the best app and.

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   These Frankenstein discussion questions will get students sharing, analyzing, and evaluating. I divide the questions into four sets that align to the reading schedule for my Frankenstein Unit Plan (lessons and materials) .

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   Jun 17, 2019 · Discussion Questions. Chapter I. Why does Victor delay fulfilling his promise to the creature? What reason do you think is most important?

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   Aug 21, 2010 · Discuss elements from Frankenstein that parallel characteristics of modern horror tales such as Stephen King’s, or contemporary films such as Nightmare on Elm Street. What are the effects of these elements on the audience, and how might that explain our fascination?

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   Book club discussion guide and discussion questions for Possession by A.S. Byatt.

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   Where can I find a book about Frankenstein?

   • Book Description Mary Shelley's masterpiece about Frankenstein and his creation has a sweeping force of prose; grotesque, surreal imagery, and multilayered doppelganger themes. The full text is available online: literature.org; Read Print and Project Gutenberg The original 1818 Edition also is available. Information about Prometheus.

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   How does Frankenstein explore the concept of playing God?

   • Frankenstein delves into the concept of playing God by exploring the creation of life through scientific means. Consider the moral and philosophical implications of this theme, including the responsibility of creators for their creations and the potential consequences of interfering with the natural order of life.

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   How does Frankenstein feel about what he did in the past?

   • In this chapter, Frankenstein is tormented by what he did in the past and is doing now. He says, "I felt as if I had committed some great crime, the consciousness of which haunted me. I was guiltless, but I had indeed drawn down a horrible curse upon my head, as mortal as that of crime."

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   Why is Frankenstein a cautionary tale?

   • Frankenstein is often interpreted as a cautionary tale against the dangers of technology and the potential dehumanization that can arise from scientific advancements. Explore the novel’s commentary on the relationship between humanity and technology, considering the relevance of these themes in our contemporary society.

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   Is Frankenstein a novel about technical possibilities and impossibilities?

   • Frankenstein is also a novel about technical possibilities and impossibilities. How do social (im)possibilities and technical (im)possibilities play into each other in the novel? Does the relative lack of technical impossibility help us understand or feel differently toward the presence of social impossibility?

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   What is the theme of Frankenstein?

   • Discuss the various forms of monstrosity presented in the novel, exploring how they relate to societal prejudices, the fear of the “Other,” and the capacity for both good and evil within individuals. The pursuit of knowledge and the power it yields is a significant theme in Frankenstein.

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   Discuss the thematic idea of loss in this novel or in Frankenstein, or The Modern Prometheus. Discuss the other themes in either work and explore how they are developed. Argue if there is one protagonist or two in this book.