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frankenstein

Mary Shelley had a dark childhood and a abnormal life. Thishad a large influence on how she wrote Frankenstein. InFrankenstein, her personal life played a significant roll on thegothic appeal of the book. The people that influenced her bookthe most was her father, William Godwin, her Mother, MaryWollstonecraft Godwin, Her Husband, Percy Bysshe Shelley and her Mary Shelley's father William Godwin was a philosopher and apolitical theorist. Her father was a great writer but he was notthere when Mary needed him and he didn't give Mary the attentionthat she needed. He was not a bad father he was just not there toraise her and watched after her, he still managed to earn herlove though. This would help to explain why Mary was a great author, but wrote about dark and dominated things inFrankenstein. "Despite her resentment of her father's bleakrationality, she acknowledged her deep intellectual debts to hisnovels by dedicating Frankenstein to him"(Davenport 191). Herfather also wrote dark stories of misery. "Mary saw as did herfather, the duality in human nature which is capable of briningmisery and ruin to the most gifted of beings." (Bloom78).


Another constantrefrain, that of complex familiar relationships, is seen embodiedin the five children, no one of whom could muster two parents incommon, Charles and Jane Excepted" (Harold78) The death of her mother was probably the biggest factor thataffected the writing of Frankenstein. She did notgive Mary any of the attention or love that she needed from amother. "One theme of Frankensteinis mothering and the absence of mothers: Mary Shelley's own mother was heavily pregnant with her when her parents married :her mother died as a result of her birth. Mary'smother was a brilliant women who wrote the world's first feministtract, A Vindication of the rights of women. Not only didstaying in Switzerland spark the idea for Mary but it alsohelped to act as the scenario for the book. Percy's wife wasalso chasing them around Europe , much like the creature chasedvictor all over Europe. The time periodthat she was living nobody would dare to write something or eventhink something like this up. "I had worked for nearly two years, for the sole purpose ofinfusing life into inamite body"(Shelley 42). Both of their father's did not give them theattention and the love they needed, they acted like they nevercreated either one of them. This is why the readers feel sympathy for the monster. the closed shutters, with the moonlight struggling through, and the sense that I had that glassy white lake and thewhile Alps were beyond. " (Bloom78) Mary's Mother also a had a very big influence on giving Marythe courage to write a book in a society that was ruled anddominated by men.

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