Frankenstein by Mary Shelley and Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte are very similar and both revolve around death. Death is used as a prominent element in both books, and both Shelley and Bronte use death to show the psychological changes within characters. Both books show the psychological changes between the main characters, and the ones living after the deaths have occurred. Although the books have similiar elements, they use them a bit differently. While Frankenstein takes a more violent look on life, Wuthering Heights deals with more of natural, psychological point of view.

--Tanya Rios