Mary Shelley's "Lodore," published in 1835, is a compelling exploration of the complexities of gender, societal expectations, and individual autonomy. The narrative intricately weaves a tale of love and loss, following the tumultuous life of Lord Lodore and his daughter, as they navigate the prejudices of 19th-century society. Shelley's prose is rich and evocative, employing a Gothic style that re...