23. 2. He is confused about their emotions. He feels mad at humanity as a whole. Doesn't want them to be his friends. When he feels it is safe to do so, the creature approaches the blind father first. He is very upset that the cottagers would be so very unkind to him. A summary of [SECTION] in Mary Shelley's Frankenstein. Take the quiz on chapters 13-16 to test your knowledge of this section. 11. True or False: The elder De Lacey was blind, and therefore could not see how hideous the creature looked. answer. . The cottagers leave, but he wishes to confront his creator. The monster nervously enters the cottage and begins to speak to the old man. Overall, what is the creature's reaction to the cottagers? He had never experienced those emotions before so he turns and runs. He realizes that their despair results from their poverty, to which he has been contributing by surreptitiously stealing their food. Learn exactly what happened in this chapter, scene, or section of Frankenstein and what it means. How does the creature try to connect to the cottagers? SURVEY . How does the Creature's reformation relate to the theme of isolation? 5. He then read the letters that were in the pocket of the coat he had taken from Victor Frankenstein. He is afriad that they will pelt him with rocks and stones again. How does the creature feel about the cottagers? He observed and listened to the cottagers. 25. The Creature's self-identification as formless or monstrous is built from the so- called mirror scene and the moment the Creature grasps the reason for his isola- tion; when looking into a pool, he realises that he looks different: I had admired the perfect forms of my cottagers—their grace, beauty, and delicate complexions: but how was I . What feelings does this discovery cause? The monster being extra-strong harvested their . Comparing himself to both Adam and Satan, perceiving himself as both human and demonic, the monster is poised uncomfortably between two realms. 5. Asked by codie m #227687 on 2/14/2012 7:43 PM Last updated by Aslan on 2/14/2012 7:46 PM Answers 1 Add Yours. How do the creature's early days differ from Victor's early days? B. Asked by velda d #227273 on 2/12/2012 7:54 PM Last updated by jill d #170087 on 2/12/2012 7:59 PM Answers 2 Add Yours. 5. question. 28m. The cottagers were the creature's last hope for happiness, and now that they were gone, so was his hope for happiness. why does the creature calls the cottagers his protectors. At the end of the of chapter he discovers the cottagers. What happens when the creature introduces himself to the cottagers? After he seeks shelter in a hovel adjacent to a small cottage, how does the Creature learn about the family living in the cottage? Chapter 12. Why does the Creature STOP stealing from the cottagers . What does the creature learn to do, and how does he learn this? How does the creature respond to fire? What happens when the creature introduces himself to the cottagers? Answered by Aslan on 2/14/2012 7:46 PM All hell breaks lose of course. How does the creature feel about the cottagers? Because he is terrified of them. 8. Although the creature wants to join these people, why does he decide not to? What does the creature say he discovers about himself? Share Link. 1 of 5. C. De Lacey seems unusually kind. The creature responds to the fire by taking pleasure in the warmth and at one point gets burned and gets amazed with it. The creature acquires a great deal of socialization in human life from quietly observing the DeLacey's from afar. 7. The creature possessed many human like qualities such as the ability to feel love, hatred and revenge. Q. --The Creature learns morals from the cottagers, what else does he learn? How does the creature feel about the cottagers? Felix becomes ecstatic the moment he sees her. What was the creature's reaction upon learning that the cottagers left? In what ways is he different from the characters in the book? The creature was abandoned by Victor, his creator, and feels lonely and bitter. The creature is curious about the cottagers. a journal of Victor's notes, which makes him feel angry and out of control 6. How does the creature feel about the Sorrows of Werter? They ­ an old man, a young man, and a young woman ­ enthrall him with the sound of their music and the cadence of their language, which he adores but cannot understand. When the creature discovered that the cottagers left, he became enraged and set fire to the cottage. Because he cannot control his hunger for them. Originally a well-to-do family from France, the De Lacey's have been exiled from France to Germany. How does the creature respond when he learns that the cottagers plan to move because of their encounter with him? How do the actions and behaviors of the cottagers help develop the desires of the creature? How does the Creature's reformation relate to the theme of isolation? Although the creature wants to join these people, why does he decide not to? What changes in the lives of the cottagers in Chapter 13? Why is the creature confused to see his cottagers crying? According to the Creature, how do the cottagers feel about life, and how does this affect the way he sees himself? At first, how does he react to the expression of emotions he observes them displaying? He admires them not only for the warm relationships they share with each other but also . Analysis: Chapters 15-17. . Now able to speak and understand the language perfectly, the monster learns about human society by listening to the cottagers' conversations. question. 30 seconds . How does the creature compare himself to Satan? chapters 15-16. 2. What is the creature's reaction to Milton's poem Paradise Lost? Scared if they see him they will reject him. Because he can only commit crimes when no one is looking. He doesn't think he speaks clearly. Answered by Aslan on 2/12/2012 7:57 PM Tags: Question 5 . Chpater 12: the creature stays in his "kennel" all winter all this time observing the De Laceys. God did not allow Satan to do any more damage and thus . 4. he doesn't destroy the monster because he physically cannot, as well as the monster speaks intelligently causing Victor to be intrigued. 6. The cottagers leave, but he wishes to confront his creator. At first, how does he react to the expression of emotions he observes them displaying? Summary: Chapter 13. Perfect for acing essays, tests, and quizzes, as well as for writing lesson plans. He then read the letters that were in the pocket of the coat he had taken from Victor Frankenstein. What does the Creature do to further help the family? The creature, in observing the cottage's three inhabitants, contrives a great affection for the beauty and nobility of their faces. answer choices . 6. He saves a little girl from a river, but her father comes along, and "flips out" at him and shoots him while running away. Why does the Creature STOP stealing from the cottagers, AND what does this say about his personality? in what way is he different from the characters in the book? Tags: Question 8 . answer choices . A. Why is learning to speak important to the Creature? Why did the creature think the cottagers were unhappy? 24. In what ways is he different from the characters in the book? ch13-14. Victor told him to stay away. At first, how does he react to the expression of emotions he observes them displaying? Vampire cookie is pretty cool but no living cookie beats timekeeper. Chapters 15-16. When Victor creates the creature, he did no think of other outcomes; only the one he wanted. 2 of 5. In the story, the creature witnesses the French cottagers and feels sympathy towards them. Why? Why did the creature think the Cottagers were unhappy? He now plans to leave to Geneva so he burns down the cottage and leaves. Adam? The creature is The creature is learning from the cottagers actions about feelings through their communication and by watching it is causing him to feel things that the cottagers are feeling. answer saddened him // characters have someone to lean on while the Creature has no one to share anything with // remind him of cottagers (noble characters) The young girl arranged the cottage, and prepared the food. How does Robert feel about Frankenstein. Why doesn't the creature kill itself after this incident? As winter thaws into spring, the monster notices that the cottagers, particularly Felix, seem unhappy. He says that it was "an innocent . The creature feels an overpowering emotion that is a mixture of pain and pleasure Overall, what is the creature's reaction to the cottagers? --How does the Creature feel towards the cottagers? How does the creature respond when he learns that the cottagers plan to move because of their encounter with him? 7. Source (s) GradeSaver What does this say about the Creature? However, when he finally reveals himself to the family they quickly reject and attack him. What happens that makes the creature feel even more bitter? How does the monster learn to communicate? Why does the creature avoid meeting the cottagers? How does the creature travel does this remind you of. He learns to speak, and then to read, by observing and listening to the cottagers. He found a portmanteau that had several books in it, and he read them. A "hovel" is a small, miserable dwelling, typically nothing more than a lean-to, and the creature lives there while he studies the family in the cottage What is the creature's reaction to the way he feels about the cottagers? When the creature tried to inact his plan to become friends with the cottagers, he only thought bout the outcome in the case that his plan worked. --How does the Creature feel towards the cottagers? The creature notes that her language is different from that of the cottagers, and that the four humans have great difficulty in understanding one another. The creature, in observing the cottage's three inhabitants, contrives a great affection for the beauty and nobility of their faces. What does the creature find in his pocket? Why does the monster avoid humans? What does the creature learn about society? He like Frankenstein, and hopes they will become friends. 11. How does the creature feel about the cottagers? 6. The woman, who does not speak the language of the cottagers, is named Safie. --Let's talk about the Creature's education. He learns from the old man whose hut he lives in. He experiences a mixture of pain and pleasure ((( ;) ))) Although the creature wants to join these people, why does he decide not to? loves and admires them; the feelings are painful and confusing so he looks away. 7. 10. He also observes how they are depressed and he doesn't understand why they were feeling this. The creature spends the entire winter watching the cottagers, and grows to love each of them passionately. answer choices . What changes in the lives of the cottagers in Chapter 13? How does the creature feel about the Sorrows of Werter? The Creature felt guilty because he had been contributing to the plight of the cottagers', a young man and and his mother, who were quite poor, by stealing their food. Why? He learns to speak, and then to read, by observing and listening to the cottagers. What does the creature learn to do, and how does he learn this? As time passes he watches the compassion that the family has for one another, he silently communicates with an "invisible hand" (84) by "collecting wood for the family fire" (82), developing . The creature longs to connect with humanity, and this feeling is amplified when he discovers the cottagers. 4. The creature says, "The cottagers made many signs which I did not comprehend, but I saw that her presence diffused gladness through the cottage, dispelling their sorrow as the sun dissipates the . In the selection from Frankenstein, why does the Creature approach De Lacey rather than one of the other cottagers? Although the creature wants to join these people, why does he decide not to? They ­ an old man, a young man, and a young woman ­enthrall him with the sound of their music and the cadence of their language, which he adores but cannot understand. What does that reveal about his character? Because they seem to be afraid of him. Although the creature is at first unable to understand how they could also not be happy (similar to the . What action does the creature mimic from Felix? The cottagers go about their daily lives interacting little with the outside world as does the creature interact little with the De Lacey family. 10. What did the monster do after the Cottagers left? He saves a little girl from a river, but her father comes along, and "flips out" at him and shoots him while running away. answer choices . At first, how does he react to the expression of emotions he observes them displaying?-He loves watching their love towards each other, and by observing them he learns to speak. As Safie learns the language of the cottagers, so does the monster. 2) How does the creature feel after the cottagers' reaction? How does Victor feel about the companion creature he is creating? 8. At first, how does he react to the expression of emotions he observes them displaying? -The creature feels deeply depressed because the cottagers are afraid of him, and that was not his intention. 26. How many people live in the hut? He found a portmanteau that had several books in it, and he read them. Frankenstein Chapter 13 Summary. Victor told him to stay away. 6. Mr. He thinks that the characters are very noble. The creature does not think that the family could turn away someone who "solicited their compassion and friendship" (133); as demonstrated earlier, he hopes that the good nature of mankind would allow them to accept him despite his form. What does Victor see at the beginning of Chapter 20 that frightens him and determines him not to finish creating the creature's companion? What is the creature's reaction to this? He observes how they can prolong light. What happens to the cottagers? He is confused about their emotions. What is his next plan? Take the quiz on chapters 13-16 to test your knowledge of this section. 6. How does the creature feel about the cottagers? The creature was abandoned by Victor, his creator, and feels lonely and bitter. at first how does he react to the expression of emotions he observes them displaying? Why does the creature work so hard to learn their language? He doesn't think he speaks clearly. Q. Although the creature wants to join these people, why does he decide not to? Tags: . The monster is fascinated by the cottagers. What does this say about the Creature? They had no back up plans. Chapters 15-16. He thinks that the characters are very noble. He strangled the boy. According to the Creature, how do the cottagers feel about life, and how does this affect the way he sees himself? The family suffers from poverty and a lack of food. What does Victor see at the beginning of Chapter 20 that frightens him and determines him not to finish creating the creature's companion? The monster is fascinated by the cottagers. Adam? How does it make him feel? 3.1m Followers, 1,909 Following, 1,165 Posts - See Instagram photos and videos from Miquela (@lilmiquela) how do the actions and behaviors of the cottagers develop the desires of the creature? He feels mad at humanity as a whole. how does the creature feel about the "Sorrows of Werter"? They remind him very much of the cottagers.He, however, is dependent on no one, and related to no one. A beautiful woman in a dark dress and veil arrives at the cottage on horseback and asks to see Felix. How does Victor feel about the companion creature he is creating? The monster begins learning how to properly speak, read, and write as Felix teaches Safie. 1. Why is the creature confused to see his cottagers crying? It watches how cottagers interact but it doesn't know how to do the same, it will only imitate but not actually know how to do it. Why does the creature avoid meeting the cottagers? Dori has taught college and high school English courses, and has Masters degrees in both literature and education. Correct answers: 1 question: In chapter 12 of frankenstein, the creature shares his observations of the cottagers—the old man and the young man and woman—from the safe haven of his hovel. What is the creature's reaction to Milton's poem Paradise Lost? Paradise Lost, here and throughout the novel, provides a touchstone for the monster as he tries to understand his identity. De Lacey cannot see him. "Like Adam," he says, "I was created . Doesn't want them to be his friends. In chapter 12 of Frankenstein, the creature shares his observations of the cottagers—the old man and the young man and woman—from the safe haven of his hovel. The creature describes his first days of life very unpleasant by the way he is treated and confused by his surroundings. SURVEY . The monster begins learning how to properly speak, read, and write as Felix teaches Safie. They communicate largely through gesticulation, which the creature is initially unable to interpret; he soon realizes, however, that the cottagers are attempting to teach Safie their language. He gets attacked 7. How does the creature feel about the cottagers? The creature is learning the cottagers way of communication and understanding some words from their actions. D. De Lacey has much worldly knowledge. He wishes that he had planned more, so the cottagers learned to accept him as their friend. The cottagers couldn't pay their rent and their crops were frozen in the ground so they couldn't harvest them and sell them on the market for rent. According to the creature, how is he both like and dissimilar to. De Lacey plays inspiring music. 6. According to the creature, how is he both like and dissimilar to. The monster notices the care and concern the family has for each other, and he senses that there is a mood of despair among the younger family members. --The Creature learns morals from the cottagers, what else does he learn? Oh yeah, it's been like that since the remodel. What happens that makes the creature feel even more bitter? The monster says that he found the work "performed by . He attempts to learn their language, which he regards as "a godlike science." At first, he makes little progress. 2. 1. As time passes he watches the compassion that the family has for one another, he silently communicates with an "invisible hand" (84) by "collecting wood for the family fire" (82), developing . Even the creature compares himself to Satan when he says: "Many times I considered Satan as the fitter emblem of my condition, for often, like him, when I viewed the bliss of my protectors, the bitter gall of envy rose within me" (92). What did the creature do to the boy. He is very upset that the cottagers would be so very unkind to him. As he tells his story to Victor, the monster admits that he liked to call the De Laceys his "protectors" even though they were unaware of his presence. The cottagers go about their daily lives interacting little with the outside world as does the creature interact little with the De Lacey family. Chapter 12. 46m. In Chapter 13 of Mary Shelley's ''Frankenstein . The creature learns a significant amount from Milton's Paradise Lost: "Like Adam, I was apparently united by no link to any other being in existence; but his state was far different from mine in every other . 60 seconds . --Let's talk about the Creature's education. Why is learning to speak important to the Creature? They remind him very much of the cottagers.He, however, is dependent on no one, and related to no one. I had no clue until I accidentally sprinted in water one day. 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