Frankenstein questions. 51. why does victor firmly refuse to explain how he made the creature? 52. when victor admits he has “sunk” from the grand destiny he once believed would be his, what impression of him does walton still maintain? what does walton want to have? 53. what does victor accuse the sailors of when they confront walton in his cabin and demand that he turn the ship toward home if the ice ever frees them?

51. Fear does not allow Victor to explain how he made his creature, as he discovered the secret of bringing things to life using parts of the body of a graveyard.
52. A. Walton still thinks that Victor has only a great desire to unravel the mysteries of nature and know everything

52. B. Walton wants to know how the creature was created
53. He accused them of embarking on a suicide mission to the North Pole.

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