Jane, Mr.Rochester wants for you to look your best; now that you're the future Mrs.Rochester. He wants to buy you as many dresses as you want. He wants himself to "put the diamond chain round your neck, and the circlet on your forehead...clasp the bracelets on these five wrists, and load these fairy-like fingers with rings." (263) He even wants to attire you in satin and lace, to have roses in your hair, and he wants to put a priceless vail. How many girls wouldn't die to have a man that would treat her like this? My opinion, alot. And this is what you replied!: "And then you wouldn't know me, sir; and I shall not be your Jane Eyre any longer, but an ape in a harlequin's jacket,- a jay in borrowed plumes." (263) Why, Jane? He would still love you for who you are, he won't treat you any different for how you look in the outside. He thinks you deserve everything you have ever wished for, and you do. If he wants to waste all the money in the world for you, let him. Why not? Like he said, "Mademoiselle is a fairy" (272) And fairies have everything they wish for. You should just live life as it comes, and don't act any different of how you were yesterday; when he proposed to you. You should have the same smile you had in the morning, that same glow in your eyes. And don't listen to Mrs. Fairfax, she might be right, but she might be wrong aswell. So just let him love you, and treat you like a princess. It's not like it's going to kill you if you do. Being spoil by the one you love won't hurt nobody. And if your worring about what people are going to say, don't listen to them, because they are just hating. Nevertheless this is a picture of how beatiful I think you would look the day of your weeding, with your pretty hair and that gorgeous white weeding dress.
Fontaine- Jane Eyre
By: Lori and The Bell Jar
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I agree I think that every girl waits for this day. It would be a dream come true. This is like a fairy tale, once you get married you live happily ever after. To me this is a day for a girl to feel like a princess. Jane should just accept all of this. Mr. Rochester loves her and is willing to give her these things.
ReplyDeleteHmmm...push a little harder? Why do you think Jane is resisting all this attention and finery?
ReplyDeleteI don't think this link goes to the picture you want it to.
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