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In possibility 1 , Mary Shelley could say " I am the alternator " ; she would be lying . I am having difficulty explicating Percy Shelley 's " To a Skylark " . Like Mary Shelley 's novel , Alastor can be reduced to a moral fable advocating human sympathy , but the poem embodies this theme in the Narrator 's response and expresses it overtly only in the Preface . Byron and Percy Shelley took it as some - { 98 } thing of a lark during the trying summer of 1816 in Switzerland to have a go at writing ghost stories . There was Gary Shelley , " a space case , " as Teerink remembered him , " who would come in and drink coffee , always quiet , but this became his home . Born and raised in the most notorious literary household of her day and believing that she embodied the spiritual heritage of Juliet and Desdemona , Mary Shelley threw herself at seventeen into a histrionic life surrounded by poets and geniuses . A group of 9 students volunteered and they played the game with Mary Shelley 's Frankenstein . Here are their names and ages : Leslie Shelley , 14 , April Brunais , 14 , Wendy L. Baribeault , 17 , Tammy L. Williams , 17 , Robyn D. Stravinsky , 19 , and Debra Smith Taylor , 23 . We must unseat Congresswoman Shelley Moore Capito . The first three statements are then all true , which means that the liar must be Mary Shelley ( since The Blob , Sigmund Freud , and Jeanne Dixon can apparently utter true statements ) .