The relationship between Ingram and Rochester

Miss Ingram, a beautiful young but extremely gold-worshipping neighbor, was specially invited by Mr. Rochester to promote "love". Later, Mr. Rochester also said that he used his affair with Miss Ingram to inspire Jane's love for herself.

Later, Mr. Rochester played a little trick. Pretending to be a gypsy woman, he came to the ball at Thornfield Manor to tell the fortune of the unmarried ladies present. In this way, he "revealed" a message to Miss Ingram: Rochester's money is actually not as much as the legend. At this point, Miss Ingram abandoned him.

Rochester's feelings for Jane

Rochester never loved Jane, but when he loved her, he resisted the pleasure of fate. Because he and Jane have been pretending to be single when they are in love, in fact, he has a wife who has been married for many years and is hiding upstairs.

Mr rochester does have many excellent qualities. He is rich, has seen the world, is handsome and steady, and is appropriately appointed as the "overbearing president". However, Jane Eyre has nothing, low status and plain appearance. He thinks that his experience is far above her, and seems to have taken the lead in courting a girl who is 20 years younger than himself, and he has the right time and place, because Jane loves to live in his house.