Frankenstein Chapters 9-13 Introduction
Across
- 2. A literary reference, like the connection to Prometheus in the novel's subtitle
- 6. The positive outcome brought by Prometheus's theft of fire to humanity
- 7. The Greek mythological figure who stole fire from the gods
- 9. The dangerous and exhilarating pursuit shared by creator and creature
Down
- 1. The quality reflected in the creature's initial joy at discovering fire
- 2. A human quality symbolized by Prometheus and Frankenstein's ambition
- 3. The being brought to life by Frankenstein who learns about the world through observation
- 4. The icy mountain landscape where Frankenstein encounters his creation
- 5. What the creature discovers about himself through his observations
- 8. The element that brings warmth and represents both creation and destruction