Who wrote these words from his famous work don juan? he was the epitome of the romantic hero. “i want a hero: an uncommon want, . . but can’t find any in the present age fit for my poem (that is, for my new one): so, as i said, i’ll take my friend don juan.” shelley lord byron keats wordsworth

Lord Byron

Explanation:

A romantic hero in the chivalric an Arthurian tradition is that who renders himself a high sense of honor and courage not less skillful at the art of wooing. Don Juan is the personification of this hero in an aletrnative version. The narration of the poem takes place in the first person form in a comic mode and it is the speaker who is in the need of a hero like the ones who believed in the chivalric love. A sense of melancholy can be perceived throughout the piece of poetry due to the lack of such romantic figures in the time it was written. This is one of the great comic inventions in English literature and comes from the wit of Lord Byron.