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Evaluate Victor’s reaction to the creature’s actions. Does Victor rightly place blame where it is due? How culpable should Victor feel regarding the creature’s actions?
No, i don't think that Victor rightly places blame to where it is due. But that's the way he see it because he didn't actually kill those people, his creature did. but he is mainly responsible for this because he created the creature. Victor deserves full blame for the creature's actions. Because the creature murdered Victor's family and friends on account of Victor himself. That's why he feels so much guilt, because he knows that it's his fault. even though he decides to blame it on the creature.
The way I see it, Victor doesn't rightly places blame to where it is due. The creature is suppose to take the blame for it's actions. Actually Victor has alot of guilt that's hanging over himself when he thinks that the creatue is innocent instead of Victor himself.
I don't think Victor rightly places the blame where it is due. Victor was the one who created the creature. The creature murdered Victor's family and friends. But, Victor should take all the blame, because he made the creature & didn't care for it, which madethe creature rebel against mankind.
Victor doesn't place the blame where its rightly due. Victor made the creature and the creature was like his own child and victor disowned him, but its not fully victors fault, other people shouldn't discriminate the monster if he didn't do anything to them just because his appearance.
i think victor should take the blame on everything because if he didnt create the creature it would have not killed his family and friends so he has every guilt in him.
I don't think Victor rightly places the blame where it is due. Even thoughh Frankenstein killed those people he's the one who created him. Victor deserves to be blamed for Frankenstein's actions. After all it it his fault for creating him in the first place.
I think the blame is all on Victor! He's the one that created the creature so he's the blame for the creature's actions. The creature murdered Victor's family & friends on account of Victor himself.
I think Victor isn't putting the blame on the right person. His grief blinds him from the fact that he is the one who created the monster. Victor is the creator which makes him responsible for the creatures actions.
Victor created the creature so for one he should be held responsible for his own creations actions. but then again he thinks just cause he didn't do it its as if hes not the one to blame. Victor doesn't really place the blame correctly .
Victor is wrong, for even putting blame on the creature! Yes , the monster DID kill his family, but IT WAS VICTOR who the creator WAS! If he never created the creature, he would never live a miserable LIFE! He's wrong to put the blame on the monster! HE SHOULD PUT IT ON HIMSELF!
I think he did, I mean he created the creature who destroyed his life and loved ones in return. He should definitely take the blame. He was the one who stirred up Frankensteins hate for him.
Victor shouldn't be putting the blame on FRANKEINSTEIN, or anyone else . He created the MONSTER so he should take the blame and responsible for it. No one told him to create the monster in the first place.
I think Victor kind of knew it was going to happen, but he wasn't expecting it to happen so soon. I think he just expected it to happen earlier and when it didn't, he thought everything was going to be okay. I just think Victor should've told the police earlier. He could've saved a lot of lives. He should feel like it was his fault in way. He was warned. So, I don't know why he didn't take extra caution. He could've stopped it earlier!!
Homework: Chapter 23
ReplyDeleteCencera Mantanona
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No, i don't think that Victor rightly places blame to where it is due. But that's the way he see it because he didn't actually kill those people, his creature did. but he is mainly responsible for this because he created the creature. Victor deserves full blame for the creature's actions. Because the creature murdered Victor's family and friends on account of Victor himself. That's why he feels so much guilt, because he knows that it's his fault. even though he decides to blame it on the creature.
The way I see it, Victor doesn't rightly places blame to where it is due. The creature is suppose to take the blame for it's actions. Actually Victor has alot of guilt that's hanging over himself when he thinks that the creatue is innocent instead of Victor himself.
ReplyDelete@Cencera: I agree to your opinion (:
I don't think Victor rightly places the blame where it is due. Victor was the one who created the creature. The creature murdered Victor's family and friends. But, Victor should take all the blame, because he made the creature & didn't care for it, which madethe creature rebel against mankind.
ReplyDelete-Cencera, I agree with you (:
Victor doesn't place the blame where its rightly due. Victor made the creature and the creature was like his own child and victor disowned him, but its not fully victors fault, other people shouldn't discriminate the monster if he didn't do anything to them just because his appearance.
ReplyDelete@cencera I agree with you :)
i think victor should take the blame on everything because if he didnt create the creature it would have not killed his family and friends so he has every guilt in him.
ReplyDelete@maica i agree
I don't think Victor rightly places the blame where it is due. Even thoughh Frankenstein killed those people he's the one who created him. Victor deserves to be blamed for Frankenstein's actions. After all it it his fault for creating him in the first place.
ReplyDelete@Cera- I agree with you *
I would say Victor doesn't rightly places blame to where it is due. Victor deserves to be blame because he created the creature.
ReplyDelete@ Geo: Agree with everything you wrote.
I think the blame is all on Victor! He's the one that created the creature so he's the blame for the creature's actions. The creature murdered Victor's family & friends on account of Victor himself.
ReplyDelete@Cencera: Right on! I totally agree with you! ( :
I think Victor isn't putting the blame on the right person. His grief blinds him from the fact that he is the one who created the monster. Victor is the creator which makes him responsible for the creatures actions.
ReplyDelete@ Geo: I totally agree.
Victor created the creature so for one he should be held responsible for his own creations actions. but then again he thinks just cause he didn't do it its as if hes not the one to blame. Victor doesn't really place the blame correctly .
ReplyDelete-Cencera; i so agree!
Victor is wrong, for even putting blame on the creature! Yes , the monster DID kill his family, but IT WAS VICTOR who the creator WAS! If he never created the creature, he would never live a miserable LIFE! He's wrong to put the blame on the monster! HE SHOULD PUT IT ON HIMSELF!
ReplyDelete-I agree with LEA:]
I think he did, I mean he created the creature who destroyed his life and loved ones in return. He should definitely take the blame. He was the one who stirred up Frankensteins hate for him.
ReplyDeleteha, I agree with you Scarlette. He is guilty...
Victor shouldn't be putting the blame on FRANKEINSTEIN, or anyone else . He created the MONSTER so he should take the blame and responsible for it. No one told him to create the monster in the first place.
ReplyDelete@ Mica & Cencera :))
I think Victor kind of knew it was going to happen, but he wasn't expecting it to happen so soon. I think he just expected it to happen earlier and when it didn't, he thought everything was going to be okay. I just think Victor should've told the police earlier. He could've saved a lot of lives. He should feel like it was his fault in way. He was warned. So, I don't know why he didn't take extra caution. He could've stopped it earlier!!
ReplyDeletebut at the same time, I agree with Franklin & Cencera.
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