Henry Clerval

Childhood friend of Victor and Liz
Murdered by the monster after Victor destroyed the monster's 'wife'
Is the opposite of Victor
Makes Victor a nicer person when he is around
Clerval is Frankenstein's 'friend and dearest companion'
Is marginalised by Victor like others when he becomes distracted with his experiment
Unfair death
Victor is ultimately responsible
Balanced charcter
Glorified version of a Romantic poet
Prefers softer landscapes
Likes the Persian and Arabic tales more than 'heroical poetry of Greece and Rome' which Victor prefers
Peter Dale Scott
Goes to uni but does not alienate others as Victor does
Combines the masculine characteristics of ambition and independence with the feminine sensitivity and affection
Overly idealised??
'loved enterprise, hardship and even danger for its own sake'
Victor prefers harsh, rugged landscapes e.g. mountains
Likes literature of conquests that result in the good of all
Arthurian tales
Clerval: 'clear valley' Frankenstein: 'open rock'
Demonstrates the differences in the their characters
Closer than Liz
Possibly his true 'soul mate'
Is also sidelined on their trip to England when Victor becomes obsessed with the creation of the female monster

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AS English Literature (Frankenstein) Notas sobre Characters in Frankenstein - created from Mind Map, criado por anna_sutton em 15-04-2014.