 Shelley also wrote his "Ode to Sophia Stacey" during this time.They then moved to Pisa, largely at the suggestion of its resident Margaret King, who, as a former pupil of Mary Wollstonecraft, took a maternal interest in the younger Mary and her companions.This "no nonsense "grande dame"" and her common-law husband George William Tighe inspired the poet with "a new-found sense of radicalism".