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However, their engagement is seen as morally incorrect because of the great difference in their ages. Also, several mysterious events occur in the house prior to the wedding which leave Jane curious and suspicious. The cause of these events, which reveals that Rochester is already married to a mad woman he keeps locked on the third floor of his house, is finally realized at the wedding. Jane feels she must flee, but eventually returns to her true love, Rochester.
Throughout Jane Eyre, Charlotte Bronte introduces new characters to peak the reader's curiosity so he or she will eagerly continue to read. Not all of these characters are main characters, but that does not mean their actions do not play an important role in the story. For example, Rochester's mad wife, Bertha, is only seen a few times throughout the novel, but she is a key character in several
Throughout Jane Eyre, Charlotte Bronte introduces new characters to peak the reader's curiosity so he or she will eagerly continue to read. Not all of these characters are main characters, but that does not mean their actions do not play an important role in the story. For example, Rochester's mad wife, Bertha, is only seen a few times throughout the novel, but she is a key character in several