Jane is telling Rochester that there is another dream where she is carrying the unknown, “little child”. The “little child” represents Jane’s undeveloped love for Rochester. The “little child” also represents that this little love that she has right now will have to be let go at some point. She then continues to tell him that the child, “almost strangles me”. This represents that Jane feels like Rochester is strangling her which causes Jane to fall. “The blast blew so strong” represents Rochester secret that blows her over the edge of shock. Jane sat down on, ”the narrow ledge” which represents Jane in a difficult position where she does not what to think. She ends the dream by dropping the child and then waking
Jane is telling Rochester that there is another dream where she is carrying the unknown, “little child”. The “little child” represents Jane’s undeveloped love for Rochester. The “little child” also represents that this little love that she has right now will have to be let go at some point. She then continues to tell him that the child, “almost strangles me”. This represents that Jane feels like Rochester is strangling her which causes Jane to fall. “The blast blew so strong” represents Rochester secret that blows her over the edge of shock. Jane sat down on, ”the narrow ledge” which represents Jane in a difficult position where she does not what to think. She ends the dream by dropping the child and then waking