Question

What is revealed about Justine's character in these chapters? Why does she confess to something she did not do?

Answer 1

Answer:

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Explanation:

• Justine confesses to something like the violent act, pretending to believe this should agree to give salvation, despite telling Elizabeth as well as Victor that she has been blameless and unhappy. They genuinely believe in her moral superiority but she will be executed too.
• We have seen that Justine seems to be neutral and powerless and that while Elizabeth walks away for Justine truth, she is incapable of stopping the implementation, just the same as Justine is.