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chapter 8 activityOnline version

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by lucas viera
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happiness

The monster had stolen all hope of from Victor .

2

monster cementery being

After released , Victor promised at the to destroy the .

3

Victor trees The

monster left messages carved on to torment .

4

darkness felt the

Victor powerful making this promise , but the monster laughed in .

5

mad was

Victor impriosed and thought he had gone .

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past perfect backshifting past simple indirect speech present perfect memory had present emotion simple present

In this chapter the narrator often uses to recount events , and to show experiences up to now . He recalls actions with for when describing consequences . We also see when describing general truths about fear and the monster . The shifting tenses help readers feel timelines moving forward as he travels , hides , and reflects . When he reports what others said , he uses and , creating a sense of distance between and .

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must would

Last night I vowed that I hunt the creature down . I ____ that my pursuit could test every ounce of my courage , and I ____ I could prevail . The monster spoke to me in the distance , and I ____ I act before more harm was done . I have never felt so torn , yet I ____ reach the mountains where he hid .

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would kill Elizabeth?s death could not forever Yesterday Evian told heartbroken weather

, Victor feared that the monster his father and brother Ernest . He left immediately because the was terrible . Victor row because he had no strength after . The monster had stolen all hope of happiness from Victor . When Victor his father about Elizabeth ? s murder , his father was and soon died . Victor was imprisoned and thought he had gone mad . After being released , Victor promised at the cemetery to destroy the monster . He swore at the graves of his loved ones that he would not die until he had found and destroyed the creature . The monster laughed in the darkness .

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Russia Evian Elizabeth father deserts Victor north hunger Ernest monster cemetery creature graves loved hope

1 . feared that the would kill his and brother .
2 . He left immediately because the weather was terrible .
3 . Victor could not row because he had no strength after ? s death .
4 . The monster had stolen all of happiness from Victor forever .
5 . When Victor told his father about Elizabeth ? s murder , his father was heartbroken and soon died .
6 . Victor was imprisoned and thought he had gone mad .
7 . After being released , Victor promised at the to destroy the monster .
8 . He swore at the of his ones that he would not die until he had found and destroyed the .
9 . Victor felt powerful making this promise , but the monster laughed in the darkness .
10 . The monster ran away with superhuman speed , and Victor decided to follow him all over the world .
11 . Victor travelled through , wild places and , following the monster ? s trail .
12 . The hardships of the cold and nearly killed him , but dreams of his loved ones gave him hope .
13 . The monster left messages carved on trees to torment Victor and lure him to the .
14 . Victor vowed never to give up until either he or the monster was dead .

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