Describe how the monster envisions the meeting going between him and the family?

This question is related to the novel "Frankenstein" which is written by Mary Shelley. We can find the answer to this particular question in chapter 12 of the novel.

When the Monster met the family, he notices that each family member loves and cares for each other. He starts visualizing it as an ideal family. However, even though everyone is well connected in the family, he notices a kind of sadness, a mood of no hope in them. There he realizes that the family is really poor. It is suffering from poverty, hunger and lack of other basic needs. The Monster actually had a habit of stealing food from other's houses, but after he came to know about the situation of the family, he started to help them in his own way.

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