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In one instance, Jane relishes the harvest scene during a spell of good weather as she joyfully anticipates her marriage. Later, during her first night on the moor, she says, "Nature seemed to me benign and good; I thought she loved me, outcast as I was. . " (Chapter 28) Despite the author's use of these standard literary devices, however, at no point in the narrative do they encumber the action, which never fails to move along toward its conclusion. From the first to the end, Brontë grips the reader's imagination with her powerful story.
She screams and shakes the door, summoning the servants and her aunt. She begs for pity and forgiveness, but Mrs. Reed insists that Jane stay another hour in the red-room. After they leave, Jane faints. Commentary Here, Jane experiences the first of a series of ghostly visitations which precede important changes in her life. Although she believes that her mother's brother (Mr. Reed) would show kindness if he were still alive, Jane fears the "rushing of wings,' which warns her of an unnatural presence.
Mr. Brocklehurst, a pious, overbearing minister and treasurer of the institution, agrees with Mrs. Reed that Jane is a sinful child and that she needs the rigors of a Christian boarding school, where part of her tuition will be paid by charitable donations. After Mr. Brocklehurst's departure, Jane feels deeply wronged. She has been humiliated and wrongfully accused of deceit. She confronts her aunt and stands Page 16 Jane's Genealogy Page 17 Rochester's Genealogy Page 18 her ground; she refuses to be intimidated any further by the mean, selfish woman.