I blame you...Three

When the first few chapters open up, we see the Monster just arriving to the cottage. He decides to hide on the forest; not knowing how to communicate has put him into exile. Shelly describes the Monster as being somewhat compassionate and intuitive, just like his creator. The Monster observes the De Lacy Family, slowly learning French along with their young daughter. He slowly began to pick up on words that his newfound “friends” would say. The Monster also observed the routine of the family, and began to discretely help them with their everyday chores. At night he would use the axe, the he learned how to use from watching Felix, and he would cut wood that lasted the family for many days. He also shoveled the snow on the pathway. With his work he enabled the family to work on their garden and be to have more food. All through the winter the monster

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