Question

What did Victor think the monster meant when he said "I will be with you on your wedding night," and what precautions does he take?

a) The monster will attend the wedding; he hires extra security
b) The monster will harm Elizabeth; he hides her away
c) The monster will confront Victor; he prepares for a fight
d) The monster will seek forgiveness; he opens his heart to him

Answer 1

Victor Frankenstein thought the monster would confront him on his wedding night and prepared to fight, which aligns with option C of the provided choices.

Step-by-step explanation:

Victor Frankenstein interpreted the monster's threat, "I will be with you on your wedding night," to mean that the monster would target him, Victor, on that occasion. Consequently, Victor took precautions by preparing for a confrontation with the monster. On the night of his wedding, he feared for his own life, believing that he was to be the victim of the monster's vengeance. Thus, the correct answer is C) the monster will confront Victor; he prepares for a fight.