In this passage, Jane tells the reader that she has got the love and affection she has wanted for so long. Her tone is passionate by using diction like “love”, “best”, and “devoted” as a few. Through her diction, the reader can see that her happiness is credible. Jane went through a rough childhood, making her believe love and affection was impossible. Therefore her passionate diction not only makes her believable, but also the feeling of love and passion radiates onto the reader. Jane also uses imagery to show her oneness to her husband, by comparing the body and its parts to her inseparable relationship to him. She says “I am my husband’s life as fully as he is mine...bone of his bone, and flesh of his flesh”. Just as bones and flesh connect
