Frankenstein Chapter 15 Be sure to write in complete sentences. Who is the narrator? The Creature is the narrator. In paragraph two, what month is it? The month was August What are the names of two of the books the narrator finds? The names of the books the narrator finds are “ The volume of Plutarch’s Lives and Sorrows of Werter. Describe the narrator’s emotions while reading Sorrows of Werter. Please use support from the text for your answer. The narrator was In paragraph five, how does the narrator describe himself physically? Describe the narrator’s response while reading the other books. Please use support from the text for your answer. What does the narrator desire from his protectors? What happens in the cottage in paragraphs 10-11? Please use support from the text for your answer. In paragraph 14, what gives the narrator an opportunity to obtain his desire? Please use support from the text for your answer. Describe the narrator’s encounter from paragraphs 15-36. Please use support from the text for your answer.

Hydrophobia (fear of or aversion to water).

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Wait what thats wrong! isnt it considered third person pov when the text doesnt use i and me throught out the if it did use i and me through out the story then it will be considered first person and i dont understand your question.