How does Bronte present Mr Rochester as a byronic hero throughout the novel ?

Question 1

Chapter 12 [stern]:

Answer 1

“He had a dark face, with stern features and a heavy brow”

Question 2

Chapter 15 [idol]:

Answer 2

“He thought himself her idol, ugly as he was”

Question 3

Chapter 26 [settled]:

Answer 3

“He could have settled her with a well-planned blow; but did not strike”

Question 4

Chapter 37 [Samson]:

Answer 4

“The caged eagle, whose gold-ringed eyes cruelty has extinguished … as looked that sightly Samson”

Question 5

Rochester redemption [2]:

Answer 5

• Rochester lost his left arm by fire which could symbolize his tie to Bertha being broken, like an exorcism
• Him loosing his arm and his eye trying to save Bertha makes up for his blasphemy