Walton describes Victor as a “stranger [who] addressed me in English, although with a foreign accent.” Two days pass before Victor begins to tell his story of how he came so far from land. He remarks to an officer that he “seek[s] one who fled from me.”

How does R Walton feel about the stranger who is on his ship?

How does Walton respond to the stranger? Why do you think walton is attracted to the stranger? He was very hospitable and nursed the Stranger back to health. He felt a connection – the stranger is educated, understands his ambition, and is like minded.

What does Captain Walton say that upsets the stranger?

In the second part of the letter, Walton tells the stranger that he is on a quest for knowledge, which upsets the stranger. The stranger tells Walton that he has lost everything and is at the end of his life, yet Walton is more interested in the stranger’s sensitivity to nature.

What story is the stranger going to tell Walton Why is he going to share this story?

What story is the stranger going to tell Walton? The story of his life before he ended up on Walton’s boat. Why is the stranger going to share his story with Walton? So Walton will not make the mistakes of the man.

How does Walton react to the stranger what does this tell you about the stranger and what does it reveal about Walton?

Walton responds to the stranger in a welcoming and friendly way, and after inviting him aboard his ship, they develop a blossoming friendship. Walton appears to be attracted to the stranger because he is interesting and is filled with stories of adventure that interest Walton.

How would you describe Walton’s personality?

Walton has many similar characteristics to Frankenstein, being driven by a desire for discovery. He also suffers from loneliness – again, this is like Victor and, indeed, the Monster. They are both pushing the boundaries of their desire for knowledge and will stop at nothing to achieve their ambitions.

Why does Walton feel he finally found an equal in this stranger what does Walton feel the stranger offers him that no one else on the ship can Why?

Why is it that Walton feels he finally found an equal in this strange man? He feels like the man and him could be friends.

How does Walton feel about hearing his new friend’s story?

How does Walton feel about hearing his new friend’s story? Walton is grateful that the man will tell his story, but he worries that telling it will cause the man renewed grief.

Why do you think Walton feels lonely even though he is on board a ship with a full crew?

Why do you think he feels lonely even tho he’s surrounded by people? He feels lonely because there no one on the ship who “possessed of a cultivated as well as of a capacious mind, whose tastes are like my own, to approve or mend my plans.” How does Walton respond to the stranger?

Why does the mysterious stranger initially hesitate to tell Walton his story?

Why does the stranger hesitate before he agrees to board Walton’s ship? because he wishes to know where the ship is headed. His family lived comfortably and he never had any hard ships to face. He was deeply loved by his parents and spoiled, being the only child.

What is unusual about the first words spoken by the stranger Walton tells about in Letter 4?

What is unusual about the first words spoken by the stranger Walton tells about in Letter 4? The first words are strange because the stranger is on the brink of death but he still asks where the ship is going before agreeing to get on the ship.

What is the strangers reaction when Walton says that he will allow nothing to interfere?

What is the strangers reaction when Walton says the he will allow nothing to interfere with his journey of exploration? What does the stranger propose to do for Walton? He tells Walton that he has suffered great misfortunes and tells him maybe tell the relation of my disasters may be able to help you.

What is Walton’s main role as the man tells his story?

Walton functions as the conduit through which the reader hears the story of Victor and his monster. However, he also plays a role that parallels Victor’s in many ways. Like Victor, Walton is an explorer, chasing after that 鈥渃ountry of eternal light鈥濃攗npossessed knowledge.

What does Walton plan to do with the stranger’s story at the end of his 4th letter to his sister?

At the end of the fourth letter, Walton states that the visitor will commence his narrative the next day; Walton’s framing narrative ends and the stranger’s begins.

How does the creature explain what he has done How does Walton respond to the creature?

How does the creature explain what he has done? How does Walton respond to the Creature? The creature will take his own life by burning himself. He says that no matter how wretched Victor may have felt and how much he suffered, none of it would equal the suffering of the creature.

How does Walton respond to Victor’s story?

Walton cries over Victor’s death and says his mind “is overshadowed by disappointment” in turning the ship around and admitting defeat. He cannot find acceptance from his creator, so he seeks solace in death.

How does Walton react to the news of Victor’s discovery How does Victor respond to Walton?

How does Walton react to the news of Victors discovery? How does Victor respond to Walton? He is excited and curious, he wants to know the secrets. Victor tells him to listen to the rest of the story.

What does the stranger mean by the comment unhappy man?

The stranger comment is a question to Mr. Walton. He is basically asking Mr. Walton if he also shares his pain of trying to reach a goal yet never achieving it.

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