[1] Elizabeth was an adventurous person and eager to experience and explore the world, and Victor also reflected that in his personality

- [2] The family expanded when William was born and this is one of the loves of the house

- [3] He is a childhood friend of Victor, they have known each other from a very young age and since then he has been a talented and elegant Child.

- [4] He loved and remembered his childhood and thanks his parents

- [5] He wanted to know everything, he was very hardened and wanted the answers of everything, hence his scientific side was born and that side that they recommended not to follow

MANUELA HERRERA

1. First of all, throughout the reading we can realize that Victor is described as someone innocent and curious (just like a child). Instead, isabel demonstrates beauty and perfection. Therefore, I do not think that both personalities complement each other to form something much better since one is curious and the other is the conception of beauty.

2. The Frankenstein family expanded after William's birth.

3. Henry Clerval was Victor's childhood friend. However, he met him thanks to one of his father's friends. On the other hand, Victor describes him as a unique, talented, noble, generous and kind child, he also likes romance chivalry books.

4. Victor felt very good with his parents about how he lived his childhood.

5. Victor says that the reason why he has this violent temper is because of the little faith they have had in him, everything they have told him and because he wants to know the answers to everything. Therefore, this frustration has raised him to this.

-Maria Kamila Pedraza - 11B

1. In Chapters 1 and 2, we identify that Victor is an energetic and curious child, and Elizabeth is the example of beauty, etiquette, and calm.

2. The FRANKENSTEIN souranding William whom becomes the center of the family.

3. Henry Clerval was Victor`s childhood friend. Since childhood, Victor has described Henry as "a boy of unique talent and imagination. " Henry loved chivalric romance and love books throughout his life.

4. He was a kid that had a lot of love twords his parents and a very good behaved child.

5. The origin of his failed career begins with his quest to become a god.

1) Victor is full of energy, while Elizabeth is calm and colected.

2) After the birth of William (the son)

3) He is a educated man with a free and noble spirit.

4) He grew in a good household, in wich he loved his parents.

5) He was eager to discover new things

1. He is enthusiastic and she is calm

2. When they had another son ( his son william)

3. Victor's childhood friend, henry think he is free, victor say that he is like a nobel spirit and also generosity and also kidness and a passion person.

4. He loved his parents and had a great childhood

5. because he had a desire to learn

( mateo galindo) 1) We see that victor is quite energetic and passionate about what he does, which makes him enjoy the activities he does while Elizabeth is calm but full of desire to "learn" 2) They had william, their son

3)He is a proactive person who wants everything to be done in order to reach his happiness, but according to Victor, this could be "perfect" or extraordinary. 4)He had a good childhood thanks to the fact that he got along with them and this good relationship is thanks to the fact that they love each other 5)All for his desire to discover "a new world"

1.The two of them complemented each other in so many things such as Elizabeth going for the imaginary while Victor went for the real world, besides with everything said in the chapter it can be said that Victor is the intelligence and Elizabeth the personality.

2.The family expanded after a while when sweet William was born

3.Henry is a childhood friend of Victor, he is described as an educated, cultured person among many other things.

4.Victor had a good childhood and good parents who cared about him.

5.He wanted to know the answer to all his doubts and questions and all the failures he had led him to have those attitudes.

1. He is enthusiastic and she is calm. They are both different but they compliment each other well.

2. When they had another son (William)

3. Victor's childhood friend Henry is just the pinnacle of awesomeness. Victor describes him as having a "noble spirit," of being "perfectly humane, so thoughtful in his generosity, so full of kindness and tenderness amidst his passion

4. He loved his parents and had a great childhood

5. He had an eager desire to learn. He wanted to learn the secrets of heaven and earth.

How did Elizabeth and Victor’s individual personalities complement one another?

victor is more an active type of person, that its very clever in the other hand elizabeth is more calm and is a very nice person

2. How else did the Frankenstein family expand?

by uncle and cousins

3. Who is Henry Clerval? Describe his personality.

described as someone with refined mind with no desire to de idle

4. How did Victor feel about his parents and childhood?

he was close to his parents and now he was feeling alone

5. What does Victor say was the reason why he could have a violent temper and vehement passions when he was young?for his ambitions

1. Through the first and second chapter, we have seen how Victor is the energetic and curious children, while Elizabeth, is the perfect example of beauty, manners, and calmness. It never says they complement well, but as the readers, it is possible to see the conection between their behaviour and their relation, which indeed, complement themselves.

2. Later in the life of Frankenstein family, William was born. It is described as "the most beautiful little fellow in the world". According to the text, William is one of the keys for the family's love.

3. Henry Clerval was first introduced in the first chapter, however, it is constantly appearing in this one. Henry Clerval was Victor's childhood friend. He met him through one of his father's friend. Since an infant, Victor describes Henry as "a boy of singular talent and fancy". All his life, Henry has liked chivalry and romance books. Victor describes him as having a noble spirit, humble, generous, kind, and passionate.

4. "No youth could have passed more happily than mine. My parents were indlugent, and my companions amiable."

5. His vehement passions refers to him, wanting to know the answers for everything. Even heaven and hell. The origin of his unsuccessful career, starts from his search to become a god. Even his teachers and parents (specially his father), told him he was wrong following the steps of a hated "scientist".