Problem
A. Why does it take a while for the monster to realize that the people in the cottage are unhappy?
B. How does the family's unhappiness actually make the monster feel better?
C. What specific act of kindness deeply moves the monster and causes him to stop stealing from the family?
D. To what act does the monster refer to as "godlike science"?
E. Though you haven't read the first twelve chapters, the first few paragraphs show a change in the monster. Describe the change.
F. What acts of kindness does the monster do for the family?
G. Describe how the monster envisions the meeting going between him and the family.
H. How does the thought of the meeting change the monster's mood?
I. Predict: How do you think a meeting between the family and the monster would go?