Romanticism in Jude the Obscur

lities of the city that he encounters once he arrives, the pull of the city remains strong. Sue says to Arabella: "Of course Christminster is a sort of fixed vision with him, which I suppose he'll never be cured of believing in." (Hardy 313) Jude himself even admits that despite Christminster's scorn t
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