Shelley and her husband, Percy Bysshe Shelley, moved from city to city never staying in one place for long. While on an Italian adventure to Rome and Venice, Mary was overcome with severe depression after the deaths of both her children, Clara and William within a year. Freudian psychoanalysis helps readers of Shelley 's novel analyze the many layers of significance in the perpetually layered and affluent text (Psychoanalysis). The monster that is created is driven to his violent tendencies because of the way he is shunned by society and his creator. Analyzing the text psychoanalytically shows how the monsters first experiences in the world that lead to the development of his violent nature
Shelley and her husband, Percy Bysshe Shelley, moved from city to city never staying in one place for long. While on an Italian adventure to Rome and Venice, Mary was overcome with severe depression after the deaths of both her children, Clara and William within a year. Freudian psychoanalysis helps readers of Shelley 's novel analyze the many layers of significance in the perpetually layered and affluent text (Psychoanalysis). The monster that is created is driven to his violent tendencies because of the way he is shunned by society and his creator. Analyzing the text psychoanalytically shows how the monsters first experiences in the world that lead to the development of his violent nature