💔Justine's trial showcases the injustice faced by women in the 19th century.
😔Victor rationalizes not revealing the truth to protect his reputation, leading to Justine's wrongful conviction.
😢Justine's calm acceptance of her fate contrasts with Victor's increasing agitation and guilt.
⚖️Justine's execution highlights the powerlessness of women in a male-dominated society.
🔍Justine's false confession serves as a parallel to Victor's dark secret.
Why does Victor choose not to reveal the truth?
—Victor fears that admitting the truth would make him appear insane and destroy his reputation.
What role does Justine play in the novel?
—Justine's unjust conviction emphasizes the theme of injustice and the tragic consequences of Victor's creation.
How does Justine's execution reflect the treatment of women in the 19th century?
—Justine's execution demonstrates the powerlessness of women and their disregard in a male-dominated society.
What does Justine's false confession symbolize?
—Justine's false confession serves as a contrast to Victor's hidden guilt and the consequences of keeping secrets.
What impact does Justine's death have on Victor?
—Justine's death deepens Victor's guilt and adds to the sense of horror in his life.
00:00As Chapter 7 of Frankenstein begins, Justine's trial takes place in Geneva.
00:24Victor rationalizes not admitting the truth to protect his reputation.
00:51Justine's confession and testimony make it appear she is guilty.
01:11Justine is sentenced to death by hanging.
01:21Justine confesses to gain salvation, while Victor harbors his own guilt.
01:35Justine's acceptance of her fate contrasts with Victor's growing agitation.
01:46Justine's execution highlights the powerlessness of women in the 19th century.
02:02Justine's false confession serves as a mirror to Victor's secret.
