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d Roc hester Jan e insisted on her own opinion，keeping independent aJl the time． Why Jane would love Rochester?Because Rochester treated her equaUy，not considering her as a servant． At the beginl1ing， when JaIle real— ized Rochester s special feeling to her， she always kept her dis— tance． Gradually they fell into deep love． JaIle stm rese nred her di ity． She didn t give up her job， a g0ve丌less wh0 was eco— nomicaUy independent． Later on， when Jane thought Rochester was g0ing to marry Ingram， she decided to leave to find a new job f0r living though she was very IIliserable at that moment． She said nm lv ：“I m n0 bird ． and n0 net ensnares， I am a humaJl being with an independent will， which I now exert to leaVe you“． @Jane knew she was the just person whom Rochester loVed， but she also knew if she didn t leave after Rochester and Ingram got married， she couldn t be an independent person at Thornfield ． In some degree， in her opinion， she turned to be a poverty of Rochester． Then she would lose her dignity which Was most appreciated by her． If Rochester couldn t treat her equally， she couldn t stay with him any longer． She retorted excitedly： “Do you think I can stay to be come nothing to you? Do you think I aiR an automation?——a ma chi ne without feelings? And can bear to have my morsel of bread snatched from my lips， and my drop of living water dashed from my cup? Do you 曲nk． because I’m poor，obscure， plain an d little， I gin soulless and heartless?You 岫nk wrong!一I have as much soul as you． as full as much heart! And if God had gifted me with some beauty， and much wealth， I should have ma de it as hard for you to lcave me，as it is now for me to leave you． I’m not talking to you now though the mediuln of customs conventionalities． nor even of mortal flesh：一it is my spirit that addresses your spirit；just as if both had passed through the grave，and we stood at God s feet，equal，一as we are!硼》These words expressed complete1y Jan e s rebe1． 1ious spirit．She thought she was equal to Rochester．Jane made the strongest voice of revolt as an independent huma n． Jane in— sisted on her o~ntl outlo k on life， defending human dignity， an d protecting her feelings from being violated．Jane would rather aban doned comfortable life at Thomfield than lose independence． At last，when Jane decided to ma rry Rochester，she refused extravagance． Luxurious clothes and jewelry were meaningless for her． She Wash t “a Jew—usurer， seeking good investment in lan d．’’@ What Jane needed was a happy family and a man wh。 gave his confidence an d treated her equally． The fate often made fun of Jane． On the wedding between Jane and Rochester． Jan e was told that Rochester had married before． Bertha Mason， a mad woman was his wife who had been living at a loom at Th omfield． At the bad news，Jane was very reaso nab le． Th ough every feeling revolted against leaving Rochester， Mr． Roc hester wanted her not to go and live with him，she still made a decision to leave．She knew if she agreed with Rochester， she woul d fell into the category of mistress and lost her respect． The dream of freedom， happiness and the in— dependence which she was looking forward to were fancies． Being a mistress was a tragedy． The strength of reason was power over emotion．Jane left Thornfield resolutely to meet unknown fate in the foture． T0 get dignity， freedom and independence， Jane had roamed for two days． She almost starved to death． Luc