The Langham Place Circle is important to identity and belonging because it was a location for Victorian women to be able to go to support one another as well as challenge the idea that their sole purpose was to take care of the home and children, being wives and mothers. This place helped women be able to build their own sense of belonging within the Women's Suffrage Act, where they could speak out, share ideas, and fight for their rights. 

This is where Mary Shelley was living at the time when Frankenstein was being written and eventually published. When the first draft was being written she was in Britian at a gathering with other poets. Which is the reason she started writing Frankenstein. 

The United Kingdom is where the "Black Mariners" were trained when being forced into the Royal Navy. This is according to a former Black Mariner in my timeline.