Which key Romantic theme is most prominently explored in Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein?

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The natural world reflecting human thoughts and creativityThe boundaries of science in explaining and mastering natureThe poet’s unique role in interpreting realityThe importance of personal perception in understanding existenceThe celebration of industrial progress over nature

Explanation

Mary Shelley's Frankenstein primarily addresses the Romantic concern about the limitations of scientific knowledge and the dangers of trying to control the natural world through science.