Question

work with your partner to paraphrase the original text into more everyday language, without changing the meaning of the original text.
\you, my creator, abhor me; your fellow-creatures spurn and hate me. the desert mountains and dreary glaciers are my refuge. i have wandered here many days; the caves of ice, which i only do not fear, are a dwelling to me.

Explanation:

The original text is formal, archaic dialogue from Frankenstein. The paraphrase replaces elevated terms with everyday language while preserving the core meaning: the creature's resentment of its creator and humans, and its reliance on icy, remote mountains as a safe home.

Answer:

"You, the one who made me, loathe me; other people reject and hate me. The empty mountains and gloomy ice fields are the only place I feel safe. I’ve wandered around here for days on end; the ice caves—one of the only things I don’t feel scared of—are where I live now."