xHe is in St. Petersburg and he is on journey to the North Pole. He wants his life to have a purpose and wants to make other scientific discoveries as well. He is committed to self-discovery and adventure. He wishes he had a friend with the same sensibilities and he says he is self taught. Walton is going North, on his ship. His emotion has rule over his reason. One month has passed and the sailors are now trapped in fog and ice. The weak and near-death man says that he is seeking someone who left and asks where the ship is headed. The man doesn't say very much but Walton thinks he is very educated. He starts again the next day. Victor gets better over time. Victor tell Walton that his search will fail. Walton is very interested and wants to …show more content…
He learns of music for the first time, as well as words and language. He feels a mixture of pain and pleasure. The creature studies their daily routines. The creature thinks they have all the luxuries of life, but then realizes they are very poor. The creature clears the snow from their walk and leaves supplies of wood for the family. The creature learns the words for food and objects. Abstract nouns and some adjectives are difficult to understand because they usually refer to or modify a condition, not a person, place or thing. Agatha and Felix are brother and sister. He fears the family will be horrified by him. He sees his reflection and notices how ugly he is compared to the beautiful humans. Victor is sick and being nursed back to health by Henry Clerval. The creature wants to learn to speak. Spring fills him with joy and hope. Safie is from Turkey. Felix falls in love with her and teaches her French. The monster observes the reading lessons and learns faster than Safie. Felix teaches Safie how to read with Volney’s Ruins of Empires. The creature learns about the history of civilization and all the wars man has waged on one another. He seems to …show more content…
He fears the monster will kill him. They take a boat to spend the night after their wedding. It is night and it is dark. He thought that the creature would kill him on their wedding night, not Elizabeth. The monster kills Elizabeth. He laughs and points at Elizabeth’s body from outside the window. He returns because he is sad. Victors father dies of heart break and Victor becomes sick again. He is told by the magistrate that the law can do very little to capture the creature The end of the day. Because he knows his fate has been sealed and he can be in peace. It means the challenges and hardships he has had to overcome in his life, his life journey. He sees the creature on a ship to Russia and he follows it into the Arctic Circle. He asks him to destroy the creature. He warns Walton about the creatures elusiveness and persuasiveness. Because it will crush Walton’s happiness. He says he will turn the ship arounds when they get free from the ice. He thinks continuing the trip is too dangerous and because some of the crew has died. Victor wants to keep chasing the creature. Victor thinks his hatred of the monster is justified. Walton is sad because Victor didn't reach his