Human nature is the similar psychological, feeling, and behavioral traits found in all humankind. Mary Shelley explores the theme of human nature throughout her novel “Frankenstein”. Her work of fiction was written during the expansion of the industrial revolution and technologies. During this period of time, large scale production of materials and the emergence of science occurred. Some believed that one could even re-animate dead organism with the ever-evolving array of technologies. Shelley used much of these themes in the creation of her master piece, Frankenstein. In Shelley’s novel a scientist, Victor Frankenstein, tries to re-animate pieces of dead bodies he has fused together to create a super human. This process takes many years and
