In Mary Shelley's novel, how does Victor Frankenstein's attempt to create life reflect themes of Romanticism?

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His ambition to surpass human boundaries, as depicted by poets like Byron and Percy ShelleyThe idea that nature operates according to rules beyond human influenceHis aim to initiate a political uprisingBoth A and BNone of the above

Explanation

Victor Frankenstein's quest embodies Romantic ideals through his Promethean ambition to transcend human limits, a theme explored by Byron and Percy Shelley, as well as the notion that nature follows laws beyond human control. Therefore, both A and B accurately connect his project to Romanticism.