Jane Eyre、Chapter 36の要約
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In Chapter 36, Jane leaves Moor House to seek news of Mr. Rochester and discovers that Thornfield Hall is a burned ruin. An innkeeper tells her that Rochester’s wife dies in the fire and Rochester loses his sight and one hand while rescuing others, so Jane orders a carriage to his refuge at Ferndean.
起こる出来事
- St. John leaves a note pressing for Jane’s decision, while Jane resolves to seek news of Rochester herself.
- Diana and Mary respect Jane’s privacy, and she travels from Whitcross toward Thornfield.
- Jane approaches the Hall hoping to glimpse Rochester but finds only fire-blackened ruins.
- The innkeeper identifies Mrs. Rochester as the fire’s cause and describes her fatal leap from the roof.
- He explains that Rochester rescues the household but suffers injuries that cost him his sight and one hand.
- Learning that Rochester lives at Ferndean with John and his wife, Jane demands immediate transport there.

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注目するポイント
The contrast abruptly replaces Jane’s hope of seeing Rochester with fear about his fate. It makes finding reliable news urgent.
簡単な確認
What does Jane do after learning where Rochester lives?

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