Edgar Allan Poe

The second half of the nineteenth century was the heyday of Romanticism. Poe was the author of many fairy tales, novels, short stories and poems, and it brought him a decent income, but still not as much as everyone thought. Your parents were from a wealthy European family, so they saw the potential in marrying a famous man, and Poe's own adoptive parents saw the potential in your family's money. In England, where Allan came with his family for a while, he owned a small estate, so he came there with his parents to see the family and the bride herself. Rather, his parents had this goal, and they were the ones who talked to the bride's parents, while Poe hid behind their backs.

Poe feels that his creative soul is protesting. He loved his parents, but it was the nineteenth century, what kind of marriage of convenience?! He wished he could forgive this girl for being innocent, but he couldn't. He didn't even know her, but he already had complicated feelings in his soul.