1. Childe Harold´s Pilgrimage
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Childe Harold´s Pilgrimage

2. Lord Byron
Lord Byron is famous for creating the concept of the ¨Byronic hero¨.
Lord Byron was seen as a man with radical ideas and was worshipped by the Greeks for fighting for them against the Turks.
Major Accomplishments: ¨The Corsair¨and ¨ Don Juan.¨
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Synopsis
This poem tells the story of a young man who is a melancholy, solitary, and cynical byronic hero who is sick of his sinful, pleasure- seeking lifestyle and he decides to travel across Europe.
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Themes/Questions
The main theme in this poem has to do with nature. Nature is a strong emotion to human emotion and civilization. Another theme expressed in this poem is liberty and the problem of oppression throughout Europe and defend necessity of human liberty.
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What´s the effect of the structure?
Childe Harold’s Pilgrimage is written in four cantos. The author wanted to take his readers on a poetic travelogue of beautiful lands. This gave vent to the prevailing moods of melancholy and disillusionment.
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How does the ocean affect the speaker?
The ocean affects the speaker because it is beautiful and the ocean provides a way to travel to far away places.
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What´s an apostrophe?
Apostrophe- Talking to an inanimate object, like the ocean.
Examples: “ Roll on thou deep and dark blue ocean-roll! “
The ocean like god is said to be boundless, endless and sublime- the image of eternity.
“ Man marks the earth with ruin- his control stops with the shore- upon the watery plain.”
‘Lord Byron is describing the effortlessness with which the ocean can destroy a man.
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