The DeLacey cottage is located in England. It is featured in Mary Shelley's novel "Frankenstein," where the character Victor Frankenstein's creature observes the DeLacey family. The cottage serves as a setting that illustrates themes of isolation and the desire for connection.
The members of the DeLacey family are DeLacey, Felix, Agatha, and, later, Safie.
The creature saw Felix explaining to his companion that the family left the cottage because of the horrible scare by the creature.
The elder DeLacey was blind and therefore unable to see the creature. He listened to the creature's voice and treated him with kindness, offering him food and shelter. However, when the other family members returned and saw the creature, they reacted with fear and disgust, prompting the creature to flee.
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A small house in the country is called a "cottage" !
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