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She lives in London with her husband and children and is never seen or heard from in Frankenstein, but plays an integral role nonetheless. Many scholars have noted the shared initials of Saville and Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley and prefer to think of Saville as Shelley's standin in the novel.
Similarly, it is asked, who is Mrs Saville in Frankenstein?
Mrs. Margaret Saville: Sister of Robert Walton, ship captain, Mrs. Saville is significant only because she is the recipient of the letters describing Frankenstein's story. Walton writes to her of the progress of his journey and his acquaintance with Frankenstein.
Also Know, where is Robert Walton's voyage headed?
The beginning of the novel is told through a series of letters that Robert Walton writes to send back to England to his sister, Margaret Saville, about his travels. Walton is the captain of a ship and crew that are headed to the North Pole.
Victor roams through the valley of Arve. The next day, Victor decides to climb Montanvert.