Examples Of Setting In Frankenstein

Mary Shelley uses setting in Frankenstein to portray the following authorial attitude: When one judges a person’s race, creed, or color, they can create their own monster. The monster’s appearance as reflected in a pool of water, the bones taken by Dr. Frankenstein, and the hovel where the monster lives, prove this point.
The first point that must be proven is that the Monster is the ultimate embodiment of racism. This whole concept of a being that is judged solely on it’s appearance without regard for it’s personality is the basis for why them monster does any of his evil deeds in the first place. He only burns down the cottage after he is beaten and driven off from there, and he only kills the little kid after the kid curses him and threatens