[Jane Eyre] After the Flame Goes Out

Two years after the Fire of Thornfield, Rochester dreamed of the dead Bertha at Funding Manor. She was still wearing the red dress, standing on the burning roof, but for the first time she told her past with a clear voice: the sunshine of Jamaica, her lover who was killed by her family, and the marriage that deceived both of them at the same time. During the fifteen years of hatred, they had regarded each other as the culprits, and both were just sacrifices on the trading table of their fathers. In the dream, Rochester finally sees who the mad woman in the attic once was; Bertha finally understands that the husband who has hated her for half her life will still walk into the fire to save her without hesitation. After the flames died out, Bertha returned to Jamaica, Helen had a name again, and Rochester saw the light again. The original work is about redemption and reconciliation. It is not bad about Rochester and Jane, but the cp is still Luo Jian. Intention: Only by truly seeing each other can hatred cease and souls be free.