Act 3 Questions

1. How does the Monster feel about Frankenstein and why? Who does he compare him to?

      The monster feels that Frankenstein has betrayed him. And that he was only created as the only creature to never experience friendship or love.The monster feels thinks this because he looks horrid and because of how he seems people attack him at first sight. Not even thinking that the monster might even be kind or gentle. The monster refers Frankenstein as his god, because he's his creator. 



2. Do you feel more sorry for Frankenstein or the Monster in Act 3?

     I feel more sorry for the monster because no one understands him. He has no one to look up to,to love, or to care for. The monster never asked to look the way he does. He ran out of options to please and to be kind to people, but how could he be nice when no one is being that way to him...except Agathe since she was blind she had no way of making assumptions about him. That being said, her being the first to truly accept him.


3. How does Frankenstein feel about agreeing to make the Monster a wife?

     Frankenstein is very insecure about the whole situation. Frankenstein has agreed to finish making the wife in 2 years. Him and the Monster agreed that if he (the monster) came sooner Frankenstein would immediately destroy it. But then Frankenstein would be creating 2 Monsters. One of them that killed Frankensteins younger brother.