This term paper discusses the indications for several Byronic Heroes in Mary Shelley's Frankenstein by seeking Byronic qualities in the novel itself, but also taking a look at the vast diversity of Byronic pecularities.
Table of Contents
1. “Introduction”
2. “Seeking Byronic Qualities in Frankenstein”
3.1. “A Byronic Monster”
3.2. “The Corrupted Master Victor”
4. “Master and Slave – or Slave and Slave?”
5. “Conclusion”
6. “Works Cited”
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