Norwich, England is important to Frankenstein because it is part of what gave Charles D.Hall's his gothic influences. Frankenstein would not be the iconic movie it is today without Charles D. Hall (art director), and he made many of his decisions based on his experience with the gothic influences throughout Norwich, England. This influence is what largely contributed to the look, style, and feel of the Frankenstein movie. I got this information from wikipedia, which is an example of low barrier to entry because anyone with access to the internet is capable of editing and shaping the wikipedia. Mapping this location on COVE makes visible a place a "gatekeeper" platform might otherwise bury because platforms with algorithms that actively shape meaning don't often promote the gothic culture of Norwich, England and my post makes this visible.
Research: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_D._Hall
Image: https://uceap.universityofcalifornia.edu/life-in-norwich-uk-england?city[2648]=2648&country[48]=48