Jane Eyre--Chapter 18 Mr Rochester’s explanation

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18.  How did Mr Rochester explain the whole story to Jane? What did Jane decide to do after Mr Rochester explained the whole story?

好句积累： ‘ Your eyes, Jane, ’  he said, ‘ are the eyes of a bird, a free, wild being. E ven if I break your cage, I can ’ t reach you, beautiful creature! Y ou ’ ll fly away from me. B ut you could choose to fly to me! Come, Jane, come! ’  

2024-04-11

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• 杨月 22应用英语2班
  He gently explained to him and told her everything, demonstrating how much he loved her. But Jane still chose to leave

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  曹颖浩
  reason: because Rochester's wife suffers from family inherited mental illness, she just got sick that day. After: Jane Eyre didn't fall asleep that day, heard strange sounds, and found smoke. 3 result:Jane Eyre broke into Rochester's room and found his bed on fire. Jane Eyre doused the fire and woke Rochester up.

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  李小梁Jadon Lee
  Jane Eyre didn't give up the combination with him, but tried to arouse his hope for a new life and encourage him to face the reality bravely. Finally, they got married and started a happy life.

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  李小梁Jadon Lee
  1 reason: because Rochester's wife suffers from family inherited mental illness, she just got sick that day. After: Jane Eyre didn't fall asleep that day, heard strange sounds, and found smoke. 3 result: Jane Eyre broke into Rochester's room and found his bed on fire. Jane Eyre doused the fire and woke Rochester up.

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  孙博
  I totally agree with you. Very good!

  2024-04-17 刪除 喜欢(0)

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  指路lu
  Mr. Rochester explains to Jane Eyre the circumstances behind his marriage to his mad wife Bertha Antoinette Mason. He told her that he had been deceived into marrying Bertha when he was young, because she had a large dowry, and that the Rochester family had forced him to marry her for their wealth and status. However, Bertha's mental illness becomes more and more serious after the marriage, and her crazy behavior makes it impossible for Rochester to live with her. Rochester admits that he tried to lock Bertha in the attic to prevent her actions from causing more harm to the estate and himself. After Mr. Rochester explained the cause of the matter, Jane Eyre had a deep sympathy for his situation. She did not turn away from Rochester because of his past, but chose to stand with him more firmly. She rejects St. John's proposal and decides to marry Rochester, even though he has a wife and is disabled. Jane Eyre's decision shows her love and respect for Rochester, as well as her firm pursuit of her own emotions.

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