How does Robert Walton respond to the creature?

Robert Walton initially responds to the creature with a mix of Horror and intrigue. He is fascinated by the creature's tragic story and its deep sense of loneliness and abandonment. Walton sees a parallel between himself and the creature in their shared longing for companionship and purpose. Ultimately, Walton expresses compassion and a desire to understand the creature's suffering, reflecting on themes of isolation and the human condition.