The Missing Puzzle
“Farewell forever!” were the last words Jane said to me before she left Thornfield. The words Jane had said circled in my head over and over again and the enraged and heartbroken face she had on her face when she left my house pictured in my head. I felt as if a thunderstorm was going on inside me, all the hopes and plans I made to do with Jane all crushed down. I couldn’t believe what just happened. Even though I tried my best to keep Jane right next to me, she wouldn’t change her mind. A feeling of hate and regret filled up. I shouldn’t have had gotten married to that mad and wretched woman. If only if I didn’t marry her, Jane would have been mine and we would have gotten married with no problems. I felt as if I had nothing left, but eventually, I did lose everything. Maybe Jane leaving me foreshadowed that I would have nothing. …show more content…
I dreamed of Jane full of joy, smiling happily, coming back to me the next day, telling me how she regretted what she had said to me and how she wanted to be with me for the rest of her life. We quickly prepared for the wedding and got married and decided to go to France. When I woke up and realized it was all just a dream as I saw the ceiling in my room, I wished the real life was a dream and as soon as I waked up from it, my sweet love, Jane would be right there, sitting in front of the piano, gracefully touching the keys and playing my favourite
“Farewell forever!” were the last words Jane said to me before she left Thornfield. The words Jane had said circled in my head over and over again and the enraged and heartbroken face she had on her face when she left my house pictured in my head. I felt as if a thunderstorm was going on inside me, all the hopes and plans I made to do with Jane all crushed down. I couldn’t believe what just happened. Even though I tried my best to keep Jane right next to me, she wouldn’t change her mind. A feeling of hate and regret filled up. I shouldn’t have had gotten married to that mad and wretched woman. If only if I didn’t marry her, Jane would have been mine and we would have gotten married with no problems. I felt as if I had nothing left, but eventually, I did lose everything. Maybe Jane leaving me foreshadowed that I would have nothing. …show more content…
I dreamed of Jane full of joy, smiling happily, coming back to me the next day, telling me how she regretted what she had said to me and how she wanted to be with me for the rest of her life. We quickly prepared for the wedding and got married and decided to go to France. When I woke up and realized it was all just a dream as I saw the ceiling in my room, I wished the real life was a dream and as soon as I waked up from it, my sweet love, Jane would be right there, sitting in front of the piano, gracefully touching the keys and playing my favourite