Enduring Popularity of Frankenstein
Which of the following best explains the enduring popularity of Frankenstein two centuries after its initial publication?
A
The novel depicts a scenario that could plausibly occur in reality.
B
Shelley employed a unique literary device found exclusively in this novel.
C
There is a scarcity of literature focusing on the mad scientist archetype.
D
The creature's existential crisis continues to resonate deeply with readers.
