Jane Eyre、Chapter 23の要約
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In Chapter 23, Jane faces the prospect of leaving Thornfield, declares her love and equality, and accepts Mr. Rochester’s proposal after he denies intending to marry Miss Ingram. Their joy accompanies a violent storm, and Adèle reports the next morning that lightning has split the chestnut tree beneath which they sit.
起こる出来事
- Jane enters the orchard on Midsummer Eve, tries to avoid Mr. Rochester, and joins him when he calls her.
- Rochester claims he intends to marry Miss Ingram and offers Jane a teaching position in Ireland.
- Distressed by separation, Jane declares her love and insists that poverty and social position do not diminish her spiritual equality.
- Rochester proposes, denies loving Miss Ingram, and explains that he tests her interest by spreading a rumor about his reduced wealth.
- Jane accepts after questioning his sincerity; a storm drives them indoors, where Mrs. Fairfax witnesses their kisses with astonishment.
- The next morning, Adèle tells Jane that lightning strikes the orchard’s chestnut tree during the night and splits it.

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注目するポイント
Jane insists that love does not cancel her freedom. Her acceptance follows a demand for sincerity rather than submission to Rochester’s authority.
簡単な確認
How does Rochester say he tests Miss Ingram’s feelings?

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