This time, she no longer escaped, but burned down the castle that imprisoned her with her own hands. When thirty-year-old Jane Eyre was reborn in the orphanage where she was ten years old, she brought with her all the memories and unwillingness of her previous life - she remembered Blanche Ingram pouring red wine on her skirt; she remembered how Rochester's words "you are plain" stung her heart; she also remembered how many unknown secrets were burned in the Thornfield fire; this time, she was no longer an orphan at the mercy of fate, but a hunter who kept pace with every step.
