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Frankenstein escape rooms

5 self-checking escape rooms on Frankenstein by Mary Shelley, one for each section. Every answer comes from the text, so each room checks reading as well as recall, and they work with any edition. For grades 9–12, classical homeschoolers and literature classes.

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Room by room

• Letters and Chapters 1–5: The Spark of Being. Walton's letters from the north and the stranger on the ice, Victor's childhood in Geneva, his reading of the old masters of alchemy, his mother's death, his studies at Ingolstadt, the making of the creature, and the night it wakes.
• Chapters 6–10: Ice and Innocence. Victor's recovery, the news of William's death, the figure glimpsed in a storm, the trial of Justine, Victor's grief and guilt, his journey into the Alps, and his meeting with the creature on the sea of ice.
• Chapters 11–16: Lessons Through a Wall. The creature's first days, his shelter by the De Laceys' cottage, how he learns language, the story of Felix and Safie, the books he finds, his meeting with old De Lacey, his rejection and revenge, and his demand to Victor.
• Chapters 17–20: The Broken Promise. The creature's bargain, Victor's delay at home, his journey with Clerval down the Rhine and through England and Scotland, his work alone in the Orkneys, the destruction of the second creature, the threat that follows, and Victor's landing in Ireland.
• Chapters 21–24: The Chase North. Victor's imprisonment in Ireland and release, the journey home, the wedding at Evian and its terrible night, the death of Victor's father, the long pursuit across Europe and Asia to the ice, and Walton's last letters.