Question

1. what did safie do when her father left for constantinople?
2. who helped safie find the cottage?

Explanation:

Question 7

In the context of Frankenstein (the source of Safie's story), when Safie's father (a Turkish merchant) left for Constantinople, Safie decided to follow Felix (whom she loved) to Europe. She planned her escape, as she desired to be with Felix and also sought freedom from the restrictive customs of her homeland regarding women's rights and her situation (her father was a prisoner - like figure in some respects, and she wanted to be with Felix who had helped her father).

From the story of Frankenstein, Safie was helped by a woman who was a servant in the cottage (or more precisely, the local peasants/people in the area, but more specifically, a woman who was familiar with the area and the cottage where Felix was staying, along with some local individuals who guided her) to find the cottage where Felix was. However, more accurately, a woman who was a resident near the cottage (or a local peasant woman) and some others assisted her in locating the cottage where Felix and his family were. But the key helper was a woman who was a servant or a local woman who knew the whereabouts of the cottage and guided Safie there.

Answer:

When her father left for Constantinople, Safie planned and executed her escape to follow Felix to Europe (she intended to join Felix, as she loved him and sought a life of freedom and being with him, away from the restrictive environment related to her father's situation and the customs of her native region).

Question 8