![]() That was why Jane refused to become Edward Rochester’s mistress. She would not seek to please him if his demands offended her dignity as a woman. Rochester’s courtship, Jane retained her dignity and individuality. On the contrary, she looked at Jane as an active person who was fearless, unashamed, passionate, and determined to have her rights acknowledged. This is the formula for a successful marriage. Jane Eyre is an example of how love should be based on mutual respect, mutual need and mutual recognition of weaknesses. Charlotte Bronte handled the theme of love very delicately. By surviving these changes, Jane’s love for Rochester shows an example of true unconditional love, which is deep and enduring and does not change, though the world around her and her circumstance do change. Her love, however, was subject to volatile changes. She was also conscious of his irritable nature, and yet she loved him. Rochester was wealthy, status-conscious, and ruled by his pride. But she was not just a romantic who was blind to the faults of her lover. Rochester he was inspired by her courage, education, remarkable efficiency, high moral sense, and character. She did not enjoy the advantages of either extraordinary beauty or social position. Jane was only a girl of eighteen and fell in love with her master, Edward Rochester, who was twice her age. ![]() ![]() Jane Eyre is a love story that is treated rather unconventionally by the novelist.
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