6. At the end of the book, Rochester is blind and maimed from the fire that ultimately destroyed Thornfield Hall and killed Bertha. (He does rescue the servants and tries to rescue his wife–I’ll give him that.) But once Jane has declared that her love for him still remains, he reveals that for the past year, he’s been wearing the pearl necklace (ahem) he had given her during their engagement. Some might call this romance, I call it a problem. I wouldn’t be surprised if Rochester likes to wear Jane’s underwear, too. Or, let’s be honest: Bertha’s.
Aug 24, 2010
First class creep
Jane Eyre's Mr. Rochester.
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This is disturbing. Next you will probably tell us that Elizabeth Bennett wasn't really a swimwear model.
That was her sister, Lydia.
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