Why was the death of Mary Shelley's first daughter most significant to her writing? A) because infant death was common B) because Shelley dreamed her daughter came back to life by the warmth of the fire

Why was the death of Mary Shelley's first daughter most significant to her writing?

A) because infant death was common
B) because Shelley dreamed her daughter came back to life by the warmth of the fire
C) because Shelley filled her time with writing to take her mind off the loss
D) because Shelley became obsessed with death

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