Atara Stein explains that the Byronic Hero is rebellious; "he creates his own rules and his own moral code, and while he may break the law in pursuit of his goals, he takes responsibility for his actions" (1). Margaret in some scenes tries to chase her goals by using others. For example, she refuses Henry's proposal but at the end, she uses him to manage her own business "I am so sorry Mr. Lennox is not here,—he could have done it so much better than I can. He is my adviser in this" (NS 487). This shows that Margaret's personality develops in a way to fulfil her desire unlike her previous
Atara Stein explains that the Byronic Hero is rebellious; "he creates his own rules and his own moral code, and while he may break the law in pursuit of his goals, he takes responsibility for his actions" (1). Margaret in some scenes tries to chase her goals by using others. For example, she refuses Henry's proposal but at the end, she uses him to manage her own business "I am so sorry Mr. Lennox is not here,—he could have done it so much better than I can. He is my adviser in this" (NS 487). This shows that Margaret's personality develops in a way to fulfil her desire unlike her previous