Question

Which statement best describes Mary Shelley as a child?

Answer 1

Answer:

D). Shelley was an introverted child who spent much of her time wandering the countryside.

Explanation:

Mary Shelley is widely acknowledged English novelist known for her famous Gothic novel 'Frankenstein' or 'modern prometheus'. Her childhood had not been similar to other children as she lost her mother soon after she was born. She went through a major psychological turbulence when her father re-married to a women who treated her unfairly. Due to all this turmoil and disturbances in her life, she eventually turned into an introvert who took refuge in writing and reading near the country side and find solace in. Continuous wandering(to heal the turmoil she went through) in the countryside enhanced her imagination and thought process that led to creation of some marvelous works of her. Thus, option D is the correct answer.

Answer 2

The correct answer is D. Shelley was an introverted child who spent much of her time wandering the countryside

Explanation:

Mary Shelley who is mainly known for being the author of the novel "Frankenstein" was an English novelist during the 19th century. During her childhood, Mary Shelley grew up without his mother as she died after Shelley was born due to puerperal fever, instead her father and sister were in charge of growing up Mary. In general terms, despite the absence of her mother, the childhood of Shelley was rather happy, but after her father married again and Mary was not sent to school she started spending time reading from her father library and writing stories and poems outside of the house while wandering and staying in the countryside. Thus, even when Mary was not a neglected child during the first years of her life she was mainly introvert as she focused on reading and writing mostly in the countryside rather than playing with other kids.