Mary Shelley is entirely an unexcavated singular masterpiece of Oscar Awards. Life never promised Mary Godwin living without misery, nor the depths of despair. Yet waves of history witnessed her stubbornness and perseverance in literature against unceasing quenching, male-oriented power and might of formidable life. Elle Fanning increasingly thrived upon such an enduring biography, as if she had always learned to fight, as Mary Shelley very herself, through the anguish casted over on 19th century. And it has come to be utterly inappropriate to praise Elle's beauty and fairy temperament merely, since she truly cut a figure with prominence in The Vanishing Of Sidney Hall, let alone after completion of this piece of work. For Elle Fanning, it is the very fusion of empathy and interpretation in her performance that arouses genuine appreciation of the broadest audience.