To What Did Huber and Colleagues (1989) Attribute Frankenstein's Remorse

To what did Huber and colleagues (1989) attribute Frankenstein's remorse at the beginning of his work on the second creation?

A) genuine guilt
B) a sudden realization that if there was a second monster, there would be a third, and so forth until he was consumed by making monsters
C) an attempt to appear more sensitive and thoughtful than others
D) a gallant effort to warn others of his monumental error