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ity like the purity of air. The life pursuit of self-respect, self-love, self-supporting and freedom is the necessity of her life impetus just as the air in her life. Jane comes to Thornfield and gets to know the Mr. Rochester, and gradually has the affection towards him. Jane’s heart is swayed for love. She compares the appearance of Mr. Rochester to the furnace fire to express her affection. But when Jane gets to know that Mr. Rochester will engage with the beautiful English lady with status, the self-respected heroine knows her love is hopeless, and she says that this kind of love is the wildfire to lead people to mire and to be buried in it. In this way, it is seemed that the vehemence of the heroine’s love and the despair mood of thinking that this love could not be realized. Here, it strengthens Jane’s characteristics of self-respect and self-love. When Jane and Mr. Rochester's love breaks through a variety of resistance, and they would get married, Mr. Rochester is revealed to have married a wife early. After the happy dream is dashed to the ground, Jane is seemed to fall from the happy summit into the painful valley. She says, “actually in the middle summer there is a Christmas frost falling. In June, there is the snowstorm in December. The mature grass has ice on its surface, and the blooming rose could not afford the heaviness by the snow. The hay land and the cornfield are covered with the ice like the cerecloth.” Here, the ice and snow become the murderer to strangle all the happy things. It is seemed that it buries the freedom and happiness which are pursued by Jane bitterly. Hereby, the images of ice and snow push the heroine’s despair and painful mood to the extreme, which makes readers feel the heaviness of the blow on Jane, and regret for the unfortunate fate of Jane deeply. Afterwards, when Mr. Rochester expresses his sincere affection for Jane and requires Jane to stay to live with him, Jane experiences a bitter choice. She feels that “the body has no strength, like the grass in the flaming fire.” Indeed, wandering between wanting to love and being incapable of love is an extremely torturing struggle. At last, Jane with self-respect and self-love, self-supporting and self-independence, does not become the slave of emotion, although she loves Mr. Rochester so much in such way. She takes upon herself to push down the love flame in the deep heart and breaks up with “the stolen love”. The image of “the grass in front of the fire”, serves a foil to Jane’s adamancy and contumacy properly, and makes Jane’s characteristics prominent and deepened in multi-sides.　　

love test for Jane and Mr. Rochester, it also involves the pastor whose incarnation is “water”, named as St.John Rivers. River has original meaning of river, and it appears in its plural form, Rivers, which are the influx of many rivers. The overflowed water is enough to overrun, and the water too cold will become ice, and the water too quiet will be a stagnant deep pool, while the water too fresh will be tasteless. John with a characteristics of water and Jane with a characteristics of fire could be that “fire and water are incompatible”, and these two could not become a couple finally; besides, the flowing “river” could not provide the harbor for the unstable “wind”, thus the union of these two is impossible.

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