Frankenstein
Chapter 13
One day, when the monster is observing the activities of the cottagers as usual, he sees a completely out of the ordinary situation. Two figures, an Arabian beauty named Sefie and her guide, pull up to the cabin on a horse. Soon it becomes clear that Felix and the Arabian know each other, although they speak different languages. Everyone seems to be very happy on that day as this young couple entwine a very romantic relationship. The monster utilizes this opportunity to learn further about human culture and history, since he has a special ability to analyze humanity although he is not a human himself. From his analysis, the monster realizes that he is disconnected from the humans he admires. He learns that the most respected men in society should have wealth and influence. Thus, he laments by expressing, "I possessed no money, no friends, no kind of property.."
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