"A week passed, and no news arrived of Mr. Rochester: ten days; and still he did not come...I was beginnig to fell a strange chill and failing at the heart. I was actually permitting myself to experiance sicking sense of dissapointment..." Chapter 17 pg.164
In this quote the reader senses that Jane is beginning to go from a faint crush on Mr. Rochester to deeper feelings of love. For example when the author writes, "...I was actually permitting myself to experiance sicking sense of dissapoint..." the reader senses that Jane is no longer supressing small feelings of attraction but is starting to reveal a much stronger and connection to Mr. Rochester. Jane no longer is attracted to Mr. Rochester, but she is in love with Mr. Rochester
I wonder what you're thinking about this deepening love?
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