Yes, my feelings change about the creature from chapter 5-6. At first, I believed that the monster deserved kindness and happiness and most of all sympathy. In Chapter 5 the monsters kindness showed and he would help anyone in need but in return, they run and believe of him as a monster. It was unfair because people judge a book by its cover and never got to know what he was doing nor who he was. At the end of chapter 5, the monster was actually trying to make friends but what kept him from doing that was because he believed that they would run away from the very sight of him but since the old man was blind he couldn't judge him from the way he looked he thought he had the chance to be happy. And then he was "Overcome with pain and anguish,