Thornfield Hall, the home of Edward Rochester, a massive mansion with unoccupied rooms becomes a strong spiritual significance to Jane’s physical and mental self. In the isolated home, Jane discovers the feeling of acceptance and belonging while falling deeply in love with Mr. Rochester and his unseen flaws. Mr. Rochester and Thornfield Hall holds unethical secrets within each other's walls, secrets only hardly any are aware of. One of the most shocking secrets they hold was Mr. Rochester's first wife, Bertha Mason, a violent woman whose sanity came into action. A woman who could not be tell “whether [she’s a] beast or human being” due her actions. Throughout the novel accidents occur caused by Bertha whom Jane’s unaware of her existence, accuses
