Question

hisdstudent activitiesenglish iifebruary 9,2026independent practiceread page 129 (\how inconstant are...\ - \you swear,\ i said...)how do victors feelings in this section show his internal conflict about the creatures request?answer on a response cardin this section of the excerpt, what can the reader infer based on the description of victors reaction to the creature? select two correct answers.□ victor struggles between feelings of pity and horror toward the creature.□ victor believes the creature is capable of true goodness without human companionship.□ victor feels guilty about the creatures suffering but cannot overcome his disgust.□ victor trusts the creatures promise and feels hopeful about the future.□ victor thinks the creature should be punished for his earlier crimes.

Explanation:

1. For the first option: Victor's internal conflict is explicitly framed as a clash of pity (for the Creature's suffering) and horror (at the Creature's nature/actions), which matches his reaction.
2. For the third option: Victor acknowledges the Creature's pain and the unfairness of his isolation, creating guilt, but he still cannot move past his visceral disgust at the Creature.
3. The second option is incorrect because Victor does not believe the Creature can be good without companionship, the Creature argues this need. The fourth option is incorrect because Victor does not focus on punishment here, and he feels no hope about the future as implied in the fifth option.

Answer:

• Victor struggles between feelings of pity and horror toward the Creature.
• Victor feels guilty about the Creature's suffering but cannot overcome his disgust.