The incidents in the novel Frankenstein written by Mary Shelley that most clearly develop themes related to the power of nature are the electric shock and the anatomical union that Dr. Victor Frankenstein makes.
The novel was written in 1816 and by then one could only imagine the force contained in an electrical discharge from lightning.
Today it is known that lightning can discharge up to 15 million volts, an amount of energy that has not yet been channeled to give it any use and that if it had been applied to the monster's body it would simply have incinerated it.
In 1816, the grafts that today are almost routinely done to restore tissues and limbs were not common either.
The technique of grafting tissues in the human body shows the power that cellular nature has for organic restoration.
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