Jane Eyre、Chapter 16の要約
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In Chapter 16, Jane questions Grace Poole about the bedroom fire, but her suspicions remain unresolved, and she discovers that Mr. Rochester is away visiting a fashionable party. Hearing about Blanche Ingram’s beauty and accomplishments, Jane condemns her own romantic hopes and makes contrasting portraits to restrain her feelings.
起こる出来事
- Jane finds Grace calmly repairing the bedroom curtains and questions her account of the fire.
- Grace asks what Jane hears at night and whether she bolts her door, making Jane increasingly suspicious.
- Jane waits eagerly for Mr. Rochester, then learns from Mrs. Fairfax that he leaves after breakfast for the Leas.
- Mrs. Fairfax describes Blanche Ingram’s appearance, accomplishments, and singing with Mr. Rochester at a Christmas gathering.
- Jane rebukes herself for imagining that Mr. Rochester might love her and resolves to compare herself with Blanche through portraits.
- Jane completes both pictures and finds that the work helps her control her feelings.

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注目するポイント
Jane explains why the portraits matter beyond their appearance. Making them gives her a practical method for controlling her hopes.
簡単な確認
Why does Jane make portraits of herself and Blanche Ingram?

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