Question

when the monster and frankenstein finally meet again, how are they different?
a. the monster is uncontrollably angry, whereas frankenstein is in control.
b. the monster has been forced into solitude, whereas frankenstein has chosen it.
c. the monster is hoping for love, while frankenstein is wishing to never be loved again.
d. the monster is appreciative of natures beauty, while frankenstein finds beauty in nothing.

Explanation:

In the novel Frankenstein, after the monster's experiences of rejection and isolation, he is forced into solitude as society shuns him. On the other hand, Frankenstein chooses solitude as he is consumed by guilt and the desire to distance himself from the consequences of his creation. This contrast in their states of solitude is a key difference when they meet again.

Answer:

B. The monster has been forced into solitude, whereas Frankenstein has chosen it.