Throughout the Victorian era many inventions were being made and technology was developing at an exponential rate. While it made the lives of many a great deal easier their creation came with a cost. To develop many of the inventions and to fuel the the Victorian era many began to move from their homes in the country close to nature and earth into the ever increasing cities. Due to this great migration of sorts art and literature were less focused on and science and industry became the rulers of men. This intense switch between the old ways and new left numerous feeling lost almost separating them into a world of their own. This same separation of worlds archaic and current can be seen in Alfred Lord Tennyson's "Lady of Shalott" The Lady in
