Byronic

His performance, too, is almost too intense and Byronic, and Dalton's James Bond failed despite being amazing and a clear predictor of the edginess of Daniel Craig's Bond era, but many fans feel he deserved a third movie to get closure.

Both again borrow heavily from the Byronic archetype.

For one, Howl in the book is more vain and prone to throwing tantrums while Howl in the movie has the vibe of a somewhat brooding Byronic hero.

He invented Byronic heroes – Childe Harold the unspiritual pilgrim, the guilt-racked Manfred – to whom he attributed devilish sins he had not actually committed.

She had the Byronic (that man again) power to enchant and captivate clever people and harness their brilliance.

The influence of Byronic Romanticism evident in Poe is also apparent in the work of the Brontë sisters.