Question

how does the first - person narration of victor frankenstein contribute to the suspense?
the reader is quickly given all the relevant details of the story.
the reader experiences each detail and emotion as frankenstein shares it.
the reader focuses on both perspectives of the creature and frankenstein, wondering how they will relate to one another.
the reader experiences the thoughts and emotions of the creature as he awakens.

Explanation:

• Option 1: First - person narration typically doesn't give all details quickly; it unfolds the story gradually, so this is incorrect.
• Option 2: In first - person narration from Victor Frankenstein's perspective, the reader is exposed to his emotions and details as he tells the story. This immersion in his personal account builds suspense as the reader feels what he feels and learns details as he reveals them.
• Option 3: First - person from Victor's perspective doesn't focus on the creature's perspective simultaneously; the creature has its own narration part, but in Victor's first - person, we don't get both perspectives at once.
• Option 4: Victor's first - person narration is about his own experiences, not the creature's thoughts and emotions as it awakens (the creature's perspective is given in its own narration).

Answer:

B. The reader experiences each detail and emotion as Frankenstein shares it.