Jane Eyre The paradisaical environment surrounding Jane added to the presence of Mr. Rochester, makes Jane experience different emotions while hiding to observe Mr. Rochester. It is a daydreaming experience for Jane who wants and at the same time does not want to be seen by Mr. Rochester who simultaneously is finding any emotional excuse to produce the encounter in the gardens. Seems like they both have a mental and emotional way of communicating without …showed first 75 words of 514 total…

…showed last 75 words of 514 total…over the feelings of the individual especially if those feelings involve mutual and passionate love. The crash, the leap, and struck in the story are signs of the consequences of the union of two different social classes which were destined to result in a social clash. If I was Jane, I will defy society to be with the man I love, especially if my love is corresponded with the same passion and strength. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ **Bibliography**