Mary Shelley's Frankenstein

In English class, we have to choose a book to read independently for a compare and contrast essay with The Book of Negroes. I chose Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, a Sci-fi novel about a Swiss Doctor who studies old chemists and philosophers who promise that science can create anything, and becomes enamored with the idea of creating perfection. He spends long hours studying the human body, and compile various bits of corpses to create to perfect being, before bringing it to life. It is only until his monster opens it's eyes that Frankenstein realizes that it is not perfection, that he created a monster and he can't face it. The story follows him as his creation becomes enraged at the world for not loving him, for ostracizing him because he was created by Frankenstein without choice, forced to live in a society where he isn't even considered human enough to be loved. He gets revenge on his creator for existing by destroying everything that Frankenstein loves, so the creator can learn what it is like for his creation.
I want to compare Frankenstein's monster and how society reacts to him with Aminata, and various people's treatment of her. They are both considered 'the other' in society, even if Aminata is only one of hundreds, and Frankenstein's monster is unique. I also want to compare Doctor Frankenstein himself to various people in Aminata's life, such as both sides of Solomon Lindo, among others.