Tuesday, September 16, 2008
Poole
I don't really think that Mr. Rochester trusts Grace Poole, rather, I think that he has an obligation to take care of her. I mean, think back to when Mason is leaving, Mason says, "'Let her (Grace) be taken care of: let her be treated as tenderly as may be; let her--' He stopped and burst into tears. 'I (Rochester) do my best; and have done it, and will do it.'" I believe that Mason knew Grace, or maybe even had something to do with the way that Grace is now. If that's the case, Rochester is doing a favor for Mason, and that is why Mason is so loyal to Rochester. Hopefully everything will be answered soon.
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I'm way behind in commenting on these posts (sorry), but am curious to know what you think now that it's become clear that Grace is not being cared for, but the one doing the caring!
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