In summary, it should be noted that Mary Shelley's book Frankenstein has been the subject of wide critical analysis. One of these criticisms of Ginn centers on the theme of femininity, which is arguably a minor issue. The concept of consciousness and science, however, is the central theme of the novel and this reviewer, Mary Shelley's A Critical Essay on Frankenstein: A Balance of Spheres. Mary Shelley explores the contrast between isolation and society through her novel Frankenstein. This strong dichotomy revolves around the concept of friendship and how characters treat their friends. By juxtaposing Captain Robert Walton and Victor,