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Light and Darkness Motif in Two Novels

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Which statement best analyzes how the differing uses of the light and darkness motif in Mary Shelley’s “Frankenstein” and Joseph Conrad’s “Heart of Darkness” contribute to the overarching themes of each work?

A

Light signifies hope and redemption in both novels, but is ultimately revealed to be an illusion.

B

Both authors use light to illustrate the triumph of civilization over savagery.

C

Shelley equates darkness with existential despair, whereas Conrad sees it as comforting oblivion.

D

Shelley uses light as a symbol of knowledge and discovery, while Conrad uses darkness to represent the unknown and imperialism.

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