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The paradisaical environment surrounding Jane added to the presence of Mr. Rochester, makes Jane experience different emotions while hiding to observe Mr. Rochester. It is a daydreaming experience for Jane who wants and at the same time does not want to be seen by Mr. Rochester who simultaneously is finding any emotional excuse to produce the encounter in the gardens.Seems like they both have a mental and emotional way of communicating without words that allow them both to know of each other's presence. However, Mr. Rochester announced to Jane of his marriage with Miss. Ingramand the need of Jane to departure.
As Mr. Rochester communicates his decisions to Jane, Jane becomes emotional and verbally stated to Mr. Rochester the pain she is experiencing just with the idea of the separation.Internally, Jane is deeply suffering, but she knows the separation is inevitable because the "wealth, caste, and custom," demands the marriage of Mr. Rochester with a lady of society.On his side, Mr. Rochester takes the night to express to Jane his inner feelings of love for Jane, his deception with Ms. Ingram and his corresponded love for Jane.They both intertwined, declare their love and passion, but as the weather changes, Jane has the intuition that not everything is right.The crack, the crash, the leap observed o the cloud by Jane, the horse-chestnut tree struck by a lightning were signs of premonition to Jane's future beside Mr. Rochester.
In the short story read about Jane and Mr. Rochester, we can see the desires of rejection to the normal rules established by society during that time.Jane shows her strong will and her abilities to defy the critique of society. Mr. Rochester in his side is also ready to stand for his love against society to keep Jane.They both demonstrate their strength and their independence.Real love is the only tool and weapon that made Jane and Mr. Rochester defy soci
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