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I kind of want to play Frankenstein from Penny Dreadful, but I wasn't raised in an English speaking country and don't know any classic English language poetry/literature. It's a pretty major part of his character that he can quote from these things off the top of his head, and I don't know anything about it. Is there any sort of useful guide I can read maybe? Something that can give me a rough understanding of Romantic poetry?

you could always just read some

that seems like more effort then i want to put in. and honestly, i'd rather finish reading through the classics in my native language before moving on to english. (also it seems like there's a lot and i wouldn't know where to start)

I'd recommend looking at an online lecture/course that's an overview of Romantic poetry, since honestly, that's the only way you're going to get a rough understanding. It's a pretty broad category with a lot of authors and influences, so if you want a rough understanding, you're still going to need something with a lot of information to it.

Reading the works is going to be better of course, but looking into something like a course/podcast/etc. will give you places to start.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Romantic_poetry

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