Which is an example of a conflict in Frankenstein that drives the story
forward?
A. Victor se...
English, 07.07.2021 22:00 needhelpwithHW10
Which is an example of a conflict in Frankenstein that drives the story
forward?
A. Victor sees the monster while exploring the mountains.
B. Alphonse takes Victor away to Belrive to try to make him happy
again.
C. The monster observes a family living in a cottage.
D. The monster learns to speak Victor's language fluently.
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