#much 2 think about...

Listen, I understand the instinctive desire to portray Frankenstein with a 19th century aesthetic like you would with pretty much any other gothic lit, but it's a shame that most people seem to ignore the fact that the story is canonically set sometime in the late 1700s, like a century earlier than Dracula or Jekyll and Hyde. We're still in the age of enlightenment here, people - the vibes are entirely different from what you find in the Victorian era.