Which of th following novels is called a "Novel without a hero" ?

Correct answer: A. Vanity Fair

  • A. Vanity Fair
  • B. Mill on the Floss
  • C. Northanger Abbey
  • D. Pickwick Papers

Explanation

Thackeray subtitled Vanity Fair “A Novel without a Hero” because it presents a morally compromised society rather than a conventionally admirable central hero. Becky Sharp and the other characters are deliberately flawed.

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