In "Frankenstein" how do dreams function ?
Correct answer: B. They prophesy future destruction.
- A. They provide relief from the real world.
- B. They prophesy future destruction.
- C. They are part of the unconscious controlled by science.
- D. They obscure deep emotions.
Explanation
Dreams in Frankenstein often foreshadow destruction and expose the consequences of Victor's actions, especially through his fearful visions. They are therefore more than simple relief from reality or merely controlled scientific processes.
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