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the allusions to not only religion (of a god’s horror at witnessing the abomination he created, thus shunning it by evading its existence) but also to shelley’s own life (be it the vacant spot of a parent in her life or the spot she impotently filled) are alluring in a way that allows me to unabashedly bask in the sorrow and caliginosity of her literary style.