In chapter 11 What are the creature’s first impressions of the world and the new discoveries he makes?

Like an infant, the creature is plagued by blurry vision, confusion of the senses, and an aversion to direct light: he experiences the world precisely as a young child would experience it. His syntax, as he begins describing his early life, is almost painfully simple. He is as yet incapable of interpreting or analyzing the world and his perceptions of it.