A New Life

The new chapters we've read have been like starting a whole new book. Jane fled from Thornfield leaving Rochester and poor little Adele. That's what I would have done is just left, it shows Jane's independence that she had all along. Once arriving in the little town with no money the events of her being a begger just don't seem to fit Jane's personality, I thought she was stronger. But she later resolves the problem. When Jane is taken in a Moore House the sisters remind me of Jane herself. St John's first impression was better than Rochester's and he proved to be a more friendly and consistent friend toward Jane. This story of Jane Eyre is getting a little long though, I feel like Bronte is dragging her story on a little too long. When the sisters and St John get the letter informing them of their inheritance, I believe Bronte is showing the reader that Jane will soon be rewarded somehow, perhaps her Uncle's inheritance for being a genuine and truthful person like the sisters and brother. The job opportunity of being at Vale Hall  brings back memories of Miss Temple, I can see Jane resembling her teaching style and care for the orphans there. I don't know if anything will evolve between St John and Jane. When Jane is without a home she again goes to nature for support. She talks about her being her mother for caring, she never had a mother so nature was there. However, this time nature didn't provide so well for her, this could be resembling that she is old enough now to not rely on a mother like figure. The dark versus light aspect of good versus bad is in the section when Jane is spying on the sisters before being invited in by St John. I don't really have anything to predict right now. I keep waiting for a reappearance of Mr. Mason or her uncle or someone tying the past to her present life at Vale Hall. I kind of think that Jane is being very deceptive toward St John, almost the same way Rochester was deceptive toward Jane at Thornfield. Well I guess I'll read and see what happens to Jane and where she ends up.