Frankenstein - Chapters 6 to 8

1. What is waiting for Victor when he finally recovers? Who has nursed him during his illness?
2. Who is Justine Moritz and what is her story? What comments does Elizabeth make about her position in Swiss society? What religion is Justine?
3. Who is William and how old is he?
4. What does Victor do after his recovery? What is Clerval's "plan of life"?
5. When does Victor finally plan to return home? What do he and Clerval do while waiting for his father's directions?
6. What is waiting for Victor when he returns to his apartment? What news does his father have for him? And what is his father's name? How does Victor respond?
7. How long has Victor been away from home? What happens the night he returns to Geneva? How does he respond?
8. Whom does Victor see that night? When was the last time they saw each other? How long ago was that?
9. What does Victor now believe happened to William? What does Victor assume about the nature of the creature?
10. Who has been identified as the murder, and on what evidence? How does Victor respond to this news? Why doesn't he say anything about the real murderer?
11. What happens at Justine's trial? How does Victor respond?
12. The next day, why does Justine say she has confessed to the murder of William? How does Victor respond to Justine's situation and to Elizabeth's anguish?