In her novel, Jane Eyre, Bronte uses the stylistic effect, anaphora, to emphasize Jane’s hatred towards Mrs. Reed. In this passage the repetition of “I will” demonstrates how lonesome and tenacious Jane is. After some time Jane was finally capable of telling Mrs. Reed how she felt about Mrs. Reed’s treatment. Jane had the strength to tell Mrs. Reed that she treated her with unbearable cruelty. The words “I will” portray how Jane is willing to be by herself, she doesn’t include any of Mrs. Reed’s own children because they do not go through the same misery as Jane does. The repetition also emphasizes Jane’s emotions and displays how much she had to say towards Mrs. Reed. Jane asserts her individualism and does not need Mrs. Reed and her children’s
