Frankenstein: Into the Narrative · AP Lit

Outer Frame · Walton

Into the Narrative

AP Literature Edition

Captain Robert Walton's ship is trapped in Arctic ice. A dying stranger has been pulled aboard, and his warning contains another voice hidden inside it.

Explore the scene. Click suspicious objects, collect evidence, and follow the story inward from Walton to Victor to the Creature. Then bring what you learn back to Walton before he makes his final choice.

🔍 Click objects in each scene. They glow for a moment when a scene opens.
🔒 Solve each lock using Shelley’s own words.
🧩 Collect six lessons. Each one carries a letter you’ll need at the end.
💡 Stuck? Use Hint or 👁 Show clickable spots. Progress saves automatically.
📜 When you escape, open your evidence log.

© 2026 Mandi Bush. All rights reserved. If you’d like to share or adapt it, just reach out first. Quotations from Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein are in the public domain.
v Oct 30, 2026

The Ice Breaks.

Walton turns south. The cycle changes because you did what none of the narrators could do alone: you considered all three perspectives.

Exit ticket: Open your evidence log. Choose one lesson card. Find one quotation that supports it and one that complicates it. Then write a thesis that holds both. (Start with Ambition—Victor’s last words argue both sides.)

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