Passion and "almost" forgotten love.

Bitterness between Mr. Rivers and Jane is obviously apparent, although only on Mr. Rivers account. Once again though, Jane is so passionate. She tries to make peace between her and Mr. Rivers at all costs, but not to the point in which she forsakes her beliefs. I find this aspect of Jane Eyre so powerful and upright. I respect this in Jane’s character the utmost. She is gentle when needed, but at the same time so strong. I stand in awe of her courage and strength, being able to say no to someone who has shown her so much kindness. I also awe at Jane’s will and strength, due to the fact that if she were to marry him, so many people she could help within the mission field. Although, two wrongs, don’t make a right, and I’m more than glad that Jane does not forget this. There is also another factor that intrigues me, the reoccurrence of the moon. The moon being a representation of romance is confusing. It is obvious that no love between Mr. Rivers and Jane is present, so then who does this romance turn to? This question leaves me to believe that Jane’s forgotten lover is near.