What effect did Mary Shelley achieve by using the epistolary style for Frankenstein?
A. She was able to get people interested in her novel because of its unique style.
B. She was able to place her novel firmly in the Gothic genre by using this style.
C. She was able to provide the viewpoints of different characters in her novel.
D. She was able to avoid writing dialogues through the use of letters in her novel.
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