Question

Compare and contrast the three narrators of Frankenstein. Discuss their interrelations and the purpose of each of their stories and how it affects your reading and interpretation of the novel.

Answer 1

Answer:

Victor Frankenstein, the “stranger” who sees himself in Walton and tells his tale as a warning; and the creature, who demands to be heard, demands to speak in ...

Explanation:

In doing this, she presents us with three diverse narrators: Captain Walton, who is driven, like Victor Frankenstein, for the knowledge that can bestow glory;