In Frankenstein, Once the Narrator Succeeds, He Feels __________

question 60

Multiple Choice

In Frankenstein, once the narrator succeeds, he feels __________.

• A) On par with God
• B) Elated at his success
• C) Horrified and disgusted
• D) That his father would be proud

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Definitions:

Enlightenment

A philosophical movement in the 18th century that emphasized reason, individualism, and skepticism towards traditional doctrines, significantly influencing modern thought.

Revitalization Movements

Social movements aimed at reconstructing a society’s culture or structure, often in response to a period of perceived decline or crisis.

Radical Cultural Reform

Refers to significant and fundamental changes in the cultural practices, beliefs, and social norms of a society.

Social Disruption

Events or phenomena that profoundly disturb and alter the structures or functions of society.