Not Surprised

Last night's reading did not surprise me. All along I wanted them to get together and finally it has happened. In a way I do feel bad for Miss Ingram but they never really loved each other than it was bound to happen. Neither of them should be upset over it, and as you can tell, Rochester got over it in the blink of an eye. I hope that Jane and his wedding happens without Blanche getting in the way, but there are always obstacles when it comes to marriage. Rochester is so delighted about giving Jane these presents of jewels and roses but she just wants to stay plain Jane. I wonder if she will start to present herself like a upperclasswomen as the women at the party did. I doubt that her attitude and personality will alter, except for how happy she is. It is great to hear she has color in her face and can blush just as any women should. The courtship of Jane did not happen normally because they were master and governess and hardly had but a few lengthy conversations. She has served him and taken demands from him, and I wonder if that relationship will change. I know that she is his subordinate but this is a feminist book. Furthermore, I think that she will continue to teach Adele, or at least I hope so because the two ladies get along so well. I think that Mrs. Fairfax knew that is marriage would happen all along and that is why she did not yell or gasp at the two of them kissing. She just went on with her business as usual and didn't even make a sound at breakfast about them.