Justine’s defense is she was visiting an aunt and upon her return, heard of William being missing. She spent hours searching for him.
Q. Who stands up for Justine in court?
However, she cannot explain how the locket was placed in her pocket. In Justine’s defense, Elizabeth tells the court of Justine’s character and how she doted on young William and the Frankenstein family. Elizabeth’s words move the court, and she makes a good witness for Justine’s defense.
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Q. Who defended Justine at the trial in Frankenstein?
Because Justine has no alibi for the night of this murder, she is convicted of the crime even though she pleads not guilty. Throughout the entire trial, Justine remains calm with the help of Elizabeth’s defense.
Q. Why does Frankenstein not defend Justine?
Justine’s assertion is INCORRECT. She believes she does not have any enemies, and believes that her character and behavior to this point in her life will set her free. She can’t believe someone so evil as to deliberately destroy her.
Q. Does Justine die in Frankenstein?
Justine lives with the Frankenstein family as a servant after her mother dies. When William is murdered, the monster puts a photograph that William was carrying in her pocket, and she is accused of murder. She confesses falsely to the crime out of fear of going to Hell. She is executed.
Q. Who killed William and Justine in Frankenstein?
At first, the Monster wants to befriend William, a small child the Monster calls “beautiful.” However, when William screams in horror upon seeing the Monster and then unwittingly reveals that he is a member of the Frankenstein family, the Monster becomes seized with rage and chokes William to death.
Q. Why does Elizabeth blame herself crucible?
Why does Elizabeth blame herself for Johns Adultery? She blames herself because she says she kept a cold house all these years. Why is Hale spending time with the prisoners? He is spending time with the prisoners in hopes of their confessions so they will not hang, even if it were a lie.
