The group meeting dissolved into one big argument, and one by one, my classmates flung their papers down onto my coffee table in disgust before stomping off toward their homes. I was disgusted, too, and I would have been the first to stalk out if I hadn't already been home. What was I supposed to do with all these little bits of our doomed research report, anyway? I heaved a frustrated sigh and picked up Malaya's contribution.
"Say," I thought, glancing idly over it. "This would make a good introduction to my summary of our methods." I reached for Mikhail's folder. "Hmm," I thought, and began working.
By morning, I felt like Doctor Frankenstein. I had given this monster a new life!
Question
Which does the reference to Doctor Frankenstein suggest about the narrator?
Answer options with 4 options
1.
He spent the night figuring out how to help his classmates.
2.
He would have preferred to work on an experiment to writing a report.
3.
He had feared that completing the report would take years.
4.
He felt rewarded with the results of accomplishing a challenging task.