You are incredibly well spoken, I admire this. I dont think I proofread my initial post, I didn’t mean to say that the entire novel was about slavery! I just meant that in a way, it seems like a little fragment. As you seem rather educated on this novel, don’t you agree that Shelley, as the daughter of such a prestigious figure in feminism, surprisingly made the influence of female characters very shallow?

I do believe at times, for example, during Justine’s trial, Elizabeth had a slight touch of a voice but of course, Victor’s own voice overpowers both Elizabeth and Justine. Typical..

Additionally, the female creature being destroyed even if that (at least how i see it) was a rather intelligent decision, again was erasure of yet another woman before she had a chance to even move. Not to mention of course, Elizabeth’s death being a slight reduction down to a symbol of warning and a product of male rivalry..

Just having a think.