Which contextual theme would mary shelley's society find relevant to their lives? a. pushing the boundaries of science is beyond the knowledge of ordinary people. b. a scientist should refrain from taking credit for important discoveries. c. the quest for scientific knowledge without moral boundaries is dangerous. d. the need for scientific knowledge and experimentation outweighs any danger.

The answer is: C. The quest for scientific knowledge without moral boundaries is dangerous

For example, when the scientists created the Frankenstein , he only thought about how great his skill is without considering the emotion that the Frankenstein has. Initially, the Frankenstein does not had a bad intention, but since he look extremely scary to most people, he became lonely and eventually became a dangerous creatures for others.