Chapter 14 - Frankenstein by Mary Shelley (AUDIOBOOK) - Frankenstein's monster, the daemon, has learned of the history of the cottagers and Safie, and what brought them to be living in such poverty. 
Frankenstein by Mary Shelley was published in 1818 and is in the public domain.

Chapter 13 - Frankenstein by Mary Shelley (AUDIOBOOK) - Frankenstein's monster, the daemon, continues to observe the cottage family from his hovel. The cottagers receive a visitor who doesn't speak the language and this is the monster's opportunity to really learn language and about the world in general. He begins to contemplate his existence, wondering where he came from.

Chapter 11 - Frankenstein by Mary Shelley (AUDIOBOOK) - Frankenstein's monster, the daemon, continues to observe the cottage family from his hovel. He comes to understand language more and perceives that this family is poor. He begins to feel emotions sensing the sadness and joy the cottage family experience in a harsh winter.

Chapter 11 - Frankenstein by Mary Shelley (AUDIOBOOK) - Frankenstein's monster, the daemon, describes his coming into being and what he faced in his early days of existence in the wild. Eventually the daemon comes to a hut where a farming family is living. He finds a hovel where he can observe them concealed from their view.

Chapter 10 - Frankenstein by Mary Shelley (AUDIOBOOK) - Victor Frankenstein comes meets the daemon he created in the high Alps.

Chapter 9 - Frankenstein by Mary Shelley (AUDIOBOOK) - Feeling intense remorse and guilt Victor looks for solace in solitude in the Alps.

Chapter 8 - Frankenstein by Mary Shelley (AUDIOBOOK) - The Frankenstein house servant, Justine is the accused of young William Frankenstein's murder. In the end she confesses in hopes of saving her soul. Victor is tormented throughout the trial and after the sentencing.

Chapter 7 - Frankenstein by Mary Shelley (AUDIOBOOK) - After receiving a deeply troubling letter from his father, Victor returns home to Geneva. With his house in mourning and a servant accused of the murder, Victor alone knows that the true murderer was the demon he created.

Chapter 6 - Frankenstein by Mary Shelley (AUDIOBOOK) - A letter from Elizabeth with an update from Geneva makes Victor eager to return home. However, weather and still needing recovery delays this. In the meantime, Victor joins Henry in his study of foreign languages. Victor learns to appreciate life again and all its beauty.

Chapter 5 - Frankenstein by Mary Shelley (AUDIOBOOK) - Victor brings to life his monster and feels nothing but complete horror. He flees his laboratory, unable to look upon his creation for even a second. In the streets of Ingolstadt, Victor finds his friend Henry Clerval having come to study at the university. Shortly after this Victor falls into a hellish fever over what he has created, Henry stays to nurse him back to health.