Robert Walton Writing To His Sister Mrs. Saville Analysis

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The letter 1 through 4 were about a male named Robert Walton writing to his sister Mrs. Saville. Robrt would write to his sister to tell her about his voyage to the North Pole. It is know that Robert is Mrs. Savilles bother because for example in letter 1 he states, “ I arrived here yesterday, and my first task is to assure my dear sister of my welfare and increasing confidence in the success of my undertaking’’(Shelley 2). Multiple times Robert made it obvious that he was her brother. In letter two Robert is in Archangel and is getting lonely so he he writes to his sister about his whereabouts and journey to sort of ease his loneliness and wishes he could meet someone like him so he can have a friendship with him. For instance, in letter

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