The Use of Stylistic Devices in Byron’s Works to Create Vivid Romantic Hero Images

This article examines the romantic hero, focusing on its defining traits and the emergence of the Byronic hero in Byron’s The Giaour. Through stylistic analysis, it explores how Byron uses epithets, metaphors, and personifications to shape the image of a rebellious, passionate, and tormented character. The study highlights the Byronic hero’s defiance, tragic destiny, and lasting literary influence.