Frankenstein saves a drowning girl,and gets shot.The sentence pretty much speaks for itself, Frankenstein had just felt relief on the earth,by its rays of sun and cooling breeze,no feelings of revenge,his grudges just vanished!But then he saves a girl,and the guy shoots him in his shoulder,and thats what fueled him to be angry,I think what fuels him to get revenge is the fact that he felt more pain than ever and it was physically,and the other thing that fuels him was he felt that the De Lacey family were his protectors and I guess the way they reacted to him is what he thought of and thats what makes him mad.If i were the creature i'm pretty sure i would've done the exact same thing and felt the same way.

EleanorReyo

In Frankenstein,the reason why Victor writes letters to his sister and former lover is to inform her of his welfare and courage to take success into reaching his goal.The way victor's life is,he feels lonely,when Frankenstein also felt the same way when he experienced the world.The letters indicate that there is a story to be told because they are not like a diary because Elizabeth knows about  them.I am guessing that the stranger whom victor and his crew meet somehow meet up in the future.The way victor took courage to to run his own ship,is the way he took success to the next level and  creates Frankenstein,and that is how the letters frame his  story.

In chapter 2 victor experiences a tree blown to smithereens by a lightning storm.After victor got  a little bit closer to the view,it seemed that in his view,the bits of wood,looked like ribbons of wood.After seeing that,he got more curious about things.He started to study more about science and electricity,he then started inventing.It turns out that his experience with the lightning and the tree was the turning point in his life.