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- 1 What was the reaction of the De Lacey family when they saw the creature?
- 2 What happens when the monster enters the cottage to speak with the blind old man?
- 3 How does the delacey family treat the creature?
- 4 What happens when Felix sees The creature?
- 5 Why is the delacey cottage destroyed?
- 6 Why did the monster leave the De Laceys?
- 7 How did Felix and Agatha react to the monster?
What was the reaction of the De Lacey family when they saw the creature?
Frankenstein REVIEW
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| What was the reaction of the rest of the De Lacey family when they saw the creature? | Agatha fainted, Safie fled, and Felix hit him with a stick until he left the cottage |
| When the creature found that the De Laceys had moved out of the cottage, he moved in. | False |
What happens when the creature when he speaks in the cottage to de Lacey?
As the creature speaks to DeLacey, he begins to hope that he might yet win over the old man’s sympathies, but when Felix, Agatha, and Safie return to the cottage sooner than expected, the creature throws himself at DeLacey’s feet, finally, desperately telling him that DeLacey and his family are actually the “friends” …
What happens when the monster enters the cottage to speak with the blind old man?
Upon entering the hut, the old man (De Lacey) openly welcomed the Creature. The Creature goes on to tell the old man that they may be terrified by him. The old man states that he will help the Creature to find the family and speak well of the Creature (not knowing he is a creature) to them.
How does DeLacey react to the monster when he meets?
When De Lacey meets him, he welcomes him at first but then becomes frightened. Frankenstein monster had the opportunuty to talk with an old and blind man called De Lacey, as soon as he is left alone, the Old De Lacey openly welcomes the creature and listens to his story.
How does the delacey family treat the creature?
The monster learns that the Delacey family is hungry, so he stops stealing their food and feeds himself by foraging. He also starts cutting wood for the family to burn in their fireplace, freeing Felix’s time for other needed tasks.
What is wrong with the old man in Frankenstein?
De Lacey is the Parisian-turned-blind-peasant who lives in a cottage with his son and daughter. He’s a nice old man: “descended from a good family in France” (14.2), he’s the only person we meet who treats the monster kindly. (Okay, that’s because he’s blind.
What happens when Felix sees The creature?
Felix becomes ecstatic the moment he sees her. The woman, who does not speak the language of the cottagers, is named Safie. Now able to speak and understand the language perfectly, the monster learns about human society by listening to the cottagers’ conversations.
What country is the delacey family from?
French
The De Lacey is a French family living in the mountains of Germany because of political problems. When the monster enters his family’s cottage in Germany, Felix pelts it with rocks and chases it away. Through a long journey, involving De Lacey, Agatha, and Felix, Safie …
Why is the delacey cottage destroyed?
The monster’s faith in old De Lacey shows its last gasp of innocence, saving it from the rage born of rejection. His last link with society destroyed, the monster gives in to rage and a desire for revenge. He burns down the cottage and heads for Geneva and Victor.
How does the De Lacey family react when they see Frankenstein?
The De Lacey family is shocked and horrified to see Frankenstein ‘s creature holding old Mr. De Lacey’s hand. Fearing for his father’s safety, the old man’s son, Felix, lunges at the creature and brutally attacks him. In the meantime, his sister, Agatha, screams loudly in terror at the creature’s hideous appearance.
Why did the monster leave the De Laceys?
That would explain why, when the monster returns to the cottage, he discovers that the De Laceys have abandoned their home. For some time, the… (The entire section contains 2 answers and 574 words.)
Why does the creature like the Cottagers in Frankenstein?
The creature instinctively likes the cottagers and is moved by their shows of apparent sorrow. Once he recognizes that their lives are a struggle, he performs tasks for them to make their lives a little easier. What paradox does the creature see in humankind through his study of human history?
How did Felix and Agatha react to the monster?
In their reaction to the monster, it’s clear that Felix and Agatha believe that they have come face to face with something supremely evil and Satanic. That would explain why, when the monster returns to the cottage, he discovers that the De Laceys have abandoned their home. For some time, the…