How does shelley use frankenstein to address the societal concerns of the scientific revolution?
a. because society was preoccupied with art, she created a cast of characters that balance a love of art and a love of science.
b. because society was eager to pursue scientific advancement, she developed a character that illustrates the dangers of science.
c. because society was indifferent to science, she developed a plot that predicted future problems with scientific advancement.
d. because society was apprehensive about science, she created a character that embodies the stereotype of the mad scientist.