... seeing the world through her eyes, we could no longer be convinced by the Byronism of Rochester or the improbability of mental telepathy or any of the other potential absurdities in the book (556). This opinion from Earl Knies adds on to the notion presented above. Jane Eyre would have not had the same impact if it were narrated from a different perspective. With ... she has her social status redefined. With thousands of sterling in the inheritance, Jane Eyre now becomes an upper-class woman. Bront shows how that also shifts her gender identification to a different level. After receivin...

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