Frankenstein: The Creature's Early Life

The Creature's Early Life

• The Creature was born fully grown but had the mind of a baby.
• He was initially unaware of his appearance and the reasons others ran from him.
• The Creature spent time alone in the woods, struggling with hunger, thirst, and cold.
• The Creature learned to control his senses, understand his surroundings, and even start fires.
• The Creature had limited access to food and faced harsh weather conditions during his journey.
• The Creature discovered a small village with gardens and houses.
• The villagers attacked the Creature when he attempted to enter a cottage.
• The Creature found shelter in a shed near a cottage and observed a family within, learning to understand their language.
• The Creature began to love the family, referring to them as "Father," "Felix," and "Agatha."

Frankenstein and the Creature's Encounter

• The Creature revealed he wished to kill Frankenstein but only out of despair.
• He claimed to be the most pitiful being, desiring only love and acceptance, feeling abandoned by his creator.
• The Creature threatened to kill those Frankenstein loved if his demands were not met.
• Frankenstein attempted to attack the Creature but was unsuccessful.
• The Creature pleaded with Frankenstein for help and understanding, claiming his loneliness and isolation were not his fault.
• Frankenstein, contemplating his responsibility as the Creature's creator, agreed to follow the Creature to a mountain hut.