Question

what provides victor with comfort, and hope in chapter 22 of mary shelley’s frankenstein?
○ the words of his father
○ being freed from prison
○ a letter from elizabeth
○ witnessing sunrise at sea

Explanation:

In Chapter 22 of "Frankenstein", Victor receives a letter from Elizabeth. This letter provides him with comfort and hope as it contains news and expressions of affection and support from Elizabeth, which is a key element in the narrative of that chapter. The other options: the words of his father don't specifically provide comfort in this context, being freed from prison is not what happens here, and witnessing sunrise at sea is not the source of comfort.

Answer:

a letter from Elizabeth