btw it would be really mad if as many people doing this module can help each other out.
i think it is gonna be a bit tricky
2012 Graduate here.
We did Mod A last and I can tell you it's probably the easiest module so you don't have anything to worry about there
(We did Hamlet and Conflicting Perspectives for B and C)
My advice would be to talk about;
1. Science - its relationship and impact on both human nature and the natural world
2. Responsibility of the creator - the creators' relationship and attitude towards their creations and their (mostly lack of) responsibility towards their creations
3. The god complex in man - pretty self explanatory, ties quite well into the point on responsibility and gives you a great opportunity to use "hubris" as a point which at the very least looks impressive
4. Dehumanisation - ties into the affects and stuff of science on human nature
5. CONTEXT - This has to basically be part of every point you make one way or another. Galvanism, Industrialisation, Commercialism, Capitalism, Romanticism, Gothic literature... they're all valid points of context to compare. BR is a bit harder to talk about context in but you can draw into the picture things like Hardboiled Crime if you do Crime in Ext 1. Religion also becomes quite a valid point to raise but it's not crucial to mention.
Unfortunately I only got 17/20 in the externals for Mod A but that's my own fault considering I didn't read even page 1 of Frankenstein but I guess it also goes to show that those points that everyone is bringing up is highly effective