... self assuredness and powerful Byronic influence over Jane. These few words shed the first rays of light into the dark and mysterious world of this Byronic individual. (add quote from "sparknotes-) Near the end of the novel, another description of Rochester's hands adds yet another perspective to his Byronic character. "He groped; I arrested his wandering hand, and prisoned it in both ... 369). Acting as a parallel to the earlier description of Rochester's "strong grasp,"" this quote underscores the "grope[ing],"" and "wandering- through life, common to all Byronic individuals. (add quot...

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