Mary Shelley

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A Truly Beautiful Mind

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Modern Conception of Childhood

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Birth and Fate

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Mary Shelley

Romanticism within her Life

Suffered Impoverishment

During the year 1816

Famine and Epidemics

Traveled different regions

Geneva

Geneva would be a setting within the story

Thought of creating "Frankenstein"

Mary and Percy had a child

Has a healthy child

Represent the survivor with the family

Second child dies to disease

Represents the death of William

However, their child died a few days after birth

She fell in love with Percy Bysshe

Ran away with him to France knowing he was married

Frankenstein Connections

Never received a formal education

Robert Walton never receiving an education

Tragedy at Birth

Elizabeth’s mothers dies in attempt to birth to her

Mary Wollstonecraft moms giving birth to Mary

Tragedy with Mother

Victor's father takes care of him after Caroline dies

After her mother's death, her father took care of Shelley

Gothic Literature

Her work featured

Gloomy settings

Mysterious plots

Acts of heroism persecuted by terror

Catholics as criminal

Terrifying descriptions

Mary commonly wrote about Gothic Literature

Life

Tragedy

Death of Children

Death of Percy Shelley

Death of Mother

Sister's Suicide

Influence

Inspired Mary on her journey to become an author due to her philosophical environment

Parents

Family of intellectuals

Her mother was a well-known feminist philosopher

Her father was a philosopher

Highly regarded among famous writers

Childhood

Fathers remarriage

Dysfunctional Family

Similar to Life of Justine

Abandoned by family

Banished from family

Poor relationship with her step-mother

She was raised by her single father

Limited childhood

Caroline falling under the care of Alphonse

Her mother died days after her birth

Birth and Death

Died on Feb 1, 1851

Brain Tumor

Born on Aug 30,1797