Which of these describes the byronic hero? he was aware of his flaws. he avoided blame for his actions. he was flawless and virtuous. none of these

The Byronic hero is a character created by Lord Byron in the 1800s. It specifies in its qualities always possessing the following. The Byronic hero  when  referred to in literature is most common for possessing the qualities of being larger then life, enjoying suffering, being isolated from society, being always haunted by an unseeingly unidentified sin and is  known for being quite cynical.  So looking at our options we can conclude that the correct answer choices would not be flawless and virtuosos because this is obviously the opposite of his nature. But we can conclude that he avoided blame for his actions. The Byronic hero has a 'larger then life' personality. A pretty much 'my way or the high-way' perspective on how things are.
 
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The answer would be d, coherence.