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Victor sends Elizabeth off to bed alone because he: thinks the monster is dead. believes that his own life, not her's, is in danger. thinks she can defend herself if the monster attacks. None of these
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Victor sends Elizabeth off to bed alone because he:

thinks the monster is dead.
believes that his own life, not her's, is in danger.
thinks she can defend herself if the monster attacks.
None of these choices are correct.

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Answer:

BECAUSE

Step-by-step explanation:

he hates her

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Answer: none of these choices are correct, the correct answer is that he wanted to go kill the monster by himself

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