😱Victor's misunderstanding of the monster's threat leads to tragic consequences.
😢Elizabeth's murder foreshadows the escalating conflict between Victor and the monster.
👁️The monster seeks revenge for the death of his mate, driving the cycle of violence.
🌑The monster and Victor become mirror images of each other, both isolated and consumed by revenge.
🔎Victor's confession to Walton reveals the full extent of his actions, but lacks proof of the monster's existence.
What triggers Victor's pursuit of revenge?
—The murder of Elizabeth by the monster triggers Victor's desire for revenge.
Why does the monster target Elizabeth?
—The monster targets Elizabeth as revenge for Victor killing his mate.
How does Victor's misunderstanding of the monster's threat contribute to the tragedy?
—Victor incorrectly assumes the monster intends to kill him, not realizing the true target is Elizabeth.
What is the significance of the monster always being in close vicinity to Victor?
—The monster's presence near Victor adds an ominous gothic element, symbolizing their interconnectedness.
Does Victor's confession to Walton provide definitive proof of the monster's existence?
—No, Victor's confession lacks proof and is met with skepticism due to his perceived madness.
00:00Victor and Elizabeth walk along the shore.
00:22Victor hears a scream and finds Elizabeth strangled.
00:37Victor shoots at the monster but misses.
01:15Victor confesses about the monster to the magistrate.
01:27The monster's proximity to Victor adds to the gothic atmosphere.
01:46The monster targets Elizabeth as revenge for the death of his mate.
02:08Victor and the monster become isolated and consumed by revenge.
02:34Victor confesses the truth of his actions to Walton.
