The Role Of Emotions In Frankenstein

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The creature and the reader, like myself, have many traits or feelings in common. The talks mainly talks about learning new things. New things about humans and their emotions. He’s learning about happiness, sadness, anger, and more. The creature also notices when the cottagers are feeling now that he knows about emotions. The reader and the creature can now relate because of the emotions they both feel.
The creature and readers have emotions and they can now relate. We as readers and humans, feel sad when someone feels that way. So one person’s mood can affect other people in the room. “When the cottagers were unhappy, I felt depressed; when they rejoiced, I sympathized in their joys.” This is one way the readers relate to the creature.

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