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Rochester - Coggle Diagram
Rochester
Part 2
The reader is never told that this part of the book is Rochester's narrative. Throughout this part, the readers discovers a plethora of information about Rochester.
"Everything finished, for better or for worse"
"as if she expected me to refuse, so it was easy to do so"
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The reader is aware of the cultural differences between Rochester and Antoinette and Rochester makes his opinions clear.
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"Everything is too much... Too much blue, too much purple, too much green. The flowers too red, the mountains too high, the hills too near."
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"that is precisely how your beautiful island seems to me, quite unreal and like a dream."
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The reader is aware that Rochester does not truly love Antoinette, the reader also assumes that he sees Antoinette as a means to satisfy his lust.
"...but it meant nothing to me. Nor did she, the girl I was to marry."
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Part 3
Rochester is hardly mentioned in this part, except the start
"but for God's sake let me hear no more of her." This quote suggests that Rochester has no love for Antoinette and wants to forget her entirely.
Rochester's childhood, narrated by Mrs Eff.
"I knew him as a boy. I knew him as a young man. He was gentle, generous, brave.