#Haven't seen the Mary Shelly biopic but looks kind of neat

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I was looking at Tom Sturridge's filmography and found out he played LORD BYRON, the Romantic icon, the father of the Byronic hero, in a Mary Shelley biopic.

Of course he'd play Lord Byron and then go on to star as Lord Morpheus in The Sandman. It’s a perfect trajectory. And the show deliberately uses Romantic imagery multiple times for Morpheus.

If Hollywood ever makes a Novalis biopic, they should consider Tom Sturridge and continue the RCU, the Romanticism Cinematic Universe that I just came up with. In this essay, I seek to demonstrate—