Frankenstein

1. The romantic movement in literature and the arts was that Frankenstein was by hisself and he didn't have anyone. That wasn't romantic but it was the only thing to do with romanticism. He wanted a girlfriend though, so He gets a bride later on because we're watching "The Bride of Frankenstein" now.

2. It relates to the German Expressionism that we studied in Dracula/Nosferatu because they both we're filmed at the same time. The German Expressionism is done in the same way as Dracula/Nosferatu.

3. Mary Shelley wrote Frankenstein.

4. Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley was born August 30, 1797, in London to the parents of William Dodwin and Mary AWollstonecraft.Eleven days later,her mother passed away from puerperal fever. Shelley was very young, but also very talented. She had one half sister, who was three years older than that. Later on, she gained a step-mother whom she really didn't get along with very well. This was because the new Mrs. Shelley was jealous of Mary. As Mary reached the age to where she could write descently, she took up that hobby. At the age of nineteen, she wrote her most famous novel, "Frankenstein." She wrote many, many others too. Later on while in London, she met Edward Villiers and marries him. They had a few kids too. On February 1, 1851, she passed away of a brain tumor. Her works still are very famous today.