Volume II Ch. 1-8

The monster's story is no doubt interesting, and I like the way Mary Shelley put that in the story so that we can see things from the monsters point of view, still I think the monster jumps to murder to quickly, he goes from one (okay two) bad experiences then makes it his mission to torture Frankenstein, I think if had been a bit more rational and hadn't killed William, Frankenstein would have probably been overcome with the monster's intelligence and seeing that he had done no misdeed would have gladly procured a second monster for the first.