Wherein lies the discrepancy between Machiavelli, the person who lived, and Machiavelli, the political philosopher who wrote The Prince?

Which major assumption about morality (doing good) does Machiavelli reject when he offers his version of how morality works? Articulate this major assumption and his version of morality in one sentence each. 

How is the nature of human beings presented in The Prince, according to the film? Which conception of human nature that we have examined in class so far does Machiavelli's conception oppose?

What was the original title of the book Machiavelli wrote and why was this the case?

Which are the two main topics of The Prince, according to the film?

Very early on, Victor is motivated to pursue scientific discovery because of glory and not wealth.

When the creature describes for Victor Frankenstein the future he wants, he (the creature) calls this picture

When Robert Walton tells Victor Frankensetin what it is that he values and desires the most, Victor approves and praises Robert for it.

As soon as he figures out how to create life, Victor imagines that the creature he will create will be

After hearing the creature's story and his request, Victor Frankenstein decides that it would be fair to comply with it.