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In the beginning of Chapter 10 of Frankenstein, prior to encountering the creature, Victor describes the scenery as he ascends Montanvert. Think about how Victor describes the setting as he climbs to the summit. What is the relationship between the setting and tone in the beginning of Chapter 10? Explain how the tone of this portion of the chapter is affected by Victor’s descriptions. Provide evidence from the text to help explain and support your response.

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The setting conveys the feeling of danger, loneliness, and unpredictability. These sensations are conveyed to the reader by creating the tone of the text.

How is the setting at the beginning of chapter 10?

  • It is a bucolic and isolated environment.
  • It's a chaotic and dangerous environment.
  • It is an environment with many topographic differences.
  • It is an environment with major geographic depressions.

The scenario affects the tone of the story very strongly, as it highlights the sense of danger, loneliness, and unpredictability. Victor feels these feelings, not only for the setting but for the mission he is trying to complete. This sets the tone of the story, allowing the reader to participate in it along with Victor.

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