Frankenstein
Chapter 11
In this chapter, Victor reveals that the monster is not the coldhearted heathen like what he has portrayed before. In fact, his creation is very human-like that has feelings, desires, and even distinct personality. From the moment of this consciousness, he tells that it requires some time for his eyes to adjust with this new better situation. He finally decides to move the refuges to the nearest forest. During the journey, he feels very hungry and depends his life on the berries and acorns. Yet, he keeps breaking through the forest to reach his destination. Eventually, he sees a small hut some distance away. He enters the small hut, hoping to find food and shelter. However, the shepherd who inhabits the house runs away in terror. Then, he decides to build his own small shelter made of wood and straw that is hidden in the dense forest. Soon, he discovers that he is not alone in the forest as he sees a nearby cottage. After doing a little observation, he believes that a young man, a young woman, and an elderly gentleman live in the cottage.
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