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The paper focuses on one interesting aspect of Jane Eyre's nature - her tendency to conflate physical appearance with the inner virtues or vices of a human being - and details how it shows a world-view in which people become, quite literally, the embodiment of the things they are within. In so doing, the paper hopes to show that Jane's character is an angry and embittered - possibly even neurotic - one that anathematizes all those who have wronged her.

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"There are few characters in modern literature more compelling or more sympathetic than Jane Eyre. Over the next few pages, this paper will look at one especially interesting aspect of Jane's nature - her tendency to conflate physical appearance with the inner virtues or vices of a human being - and detail how it shows a world-view in which people become, quite literally, the embodiment of the things they are within. In so doing, the paper hopes to show that Jane's character is an angry and embittered - possibly even neurotic - one that anathematizes all those who have wronged..."

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