Frankenstein 2: Chapter 11

My Thoughts: The Monster 2


I spent most of the time telling him my story. I told him about the first night that I woke. I told him about the chill I felt as i rose in loneliness. I told him about how feeling this was was instinctive, "finding myself so desolate" (Shelley 72). He listened as I told him about the people I watched in order to learn. Their names were Agatha, Felix, and Father. I told him how I watched them daily and delighted them by leaving a big pill of wood in front of their door so Felix wouldn't have to go into the woods to get them. I wondered about these people. My thoughts had become more active and I "longed to discover the motives and feelings of these lovely creatures" (Shelley 81). I wanted to be part of their family. Although at times they seemed sad and unhappy, their family seemed to be enough to make me happy. I helped them, one day they I would be accepted by them.