Women's Role In Frankenstein

September of 1818, Mary Shelley wrote a novel called Frankenstein. Mary Shelley was only 20 at the time of publishing this book. Shelley was the first and the most important feminist advocate. In this book it presents women in different aspects and characters in the novel have different views. For many years women in the world have been forced to live their life of not being able to do what males are in today's world. In my later paragraphs I will be sure to talk about the similarities and differences in the women's role within the Novel.
The female they talk about first in this novel called, Frankenstein is named Caroline Beaufort. Frankenstein's father faced Caroline while she was working forward to show she is caring and has no feeling to her dying father. She encountered that in life and she felt no fear at all that her father was dying, she is known for being a brave women. After her father's death she was still
Which is often done in today's world. Women are always accused or blamed for something. In the novel Justine was accused of murdering William Frankenstein. She was accused of something she has did not do and now she is a victim from being accused of doing the murdering. Even though she did not do the crime she had no power of explaining it as she says in the book. There were also two other women that were in the novel and the lived in the shack which were Agatha and Safie. Agatha is the young girl that tried to show her compassion at the creature in the novel Frankenstein. She is a women that shows the moral righteousness that was most common in the 1800’s which is an example of female character. Safie is different from the other characters in the novel she travels all alone, she doesn't follow her father's figure, she teaches herself and is very independent in things. She is driven for love and that is the reason she travels so she can see the man she loves. The man she loves is