Frankenstein Chapters 11-14

Front

How does the monster try to help the cottagers?

Back

He collects firewood for them.

Front

What does the monster notice about the cottagers' disposition (mood)?

Back

They are often sad and struggle to get by.

Front

Frankenstein's monster interrupts his story numerous times to call himself a miserable WHAT?

Back

wretch

Front

What does the monster collect for the de Lacey family and set on their doorstep after discovering his stealing was making him a burden?

Back

wood

Front

What does the Monster call the de Laceys? (Ch. 13)

Back

my protectors

Front

What is the significance of the monster's actions towards the cottagers?

Back

It shows his desire for acceptance and kindness.

Front

How does the monster's observation of the cottagers influence his feelings about himself?

Back

He feels more isolated and miserable.

Front

What does the monster learn about human emotions from observing the cottagers?

Back

He learns about love, sadness, and the struggle for survival.

Front

What role does nature play in the monster's understanding of humanity?

Back

Nature reflects the beauty and harshness of life, influencing his emotions.

Front

How does the monster's relationship with the de Lacey family evolve?

Back

He sees them as protectors and longs for their acceptance.