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Yes, that's true. When Rochester concealed the truth about being already married, he broke the vows of true love and justified Jane's runaway. If she had idealised or worshiped him she would have either killed herself or both, but facing him as an equal and imperfect human being, her deeds were sane and reliable.
Yes, self-respect is the number one lesson for me.
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Jul 24, 2013 09:47AM
Yes, that's true. When Rochester concealed the truth about being already married, he broke the vows of true love and justified Jane's runaway. If she had idealised or worshiped him she would have either killed herself or both, but facing him as an equal and imperfect human being, her deeds were sane and reliable.
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Yes, self-respect is the number one lesson for me.
