What is the character analysis of Rochester?

Rochester is kind-hearted, and looks a little cold and stubborn on the surface. At first, in Jane Eyre's eyes, he has a gloomy and moody personality, with a kind of masculinity. He is independent and has strong self-esteem. Rochester's family is extremely wealthy, but he was harmed by his father and brother. He is a gloomy and cold figure, but at heart they are all sentimental and kind-hearted people.

It can be seen from his feelings for Jane Eyre that he is dismissive of the difference between the rich and the poor. He is the kind of infatuated man. At the same time, he is unwilling to share his secrets with Jane Eyre. This shows that he has Very independent personality. Judging from the two things about marrying Miss Ingram and his dressing up as a witch, he is still a very dramatic person.

He did not hide the fact that he had a wife from Jane Eyre, and many words showed that he was somewhat arbitrary. However, he did not have any feelings for his wife, and he was almost killed by his crazy wife several times. In the end, he still wanted to rescue her during the fire, which shows that Rochester is a very kind person. After he became disabled, his refusal to marry Jane Eyre showed his strong self-esteem.

Rochester’s experience

When he was young, he was persecuted by his father and brother and was tricked into marrying Bertha Mason. After the marriage, Bertha became dissolute and lived a dissolute life, and soon went crazy. Rochester hated her very much, but he could not abandon her due to his strong sense of responsibility and some requirements at the time. Mr. Rochester traveled to various European countries in pursuit of a new life, but he never found his sweetheart. Instead, he was frequently betrayed.

Later, he decided to live a serious life, so he returned to Thornfield Manor, met the governess Jane Eyre, fell in love with her, and proposed to her, but the fact that she was married was revealed. Jane Eyre left, and he was devastated. Due to the crazy arson of the madman's wife, he lost an arm and an eye, and the other eye was also blind. Finally became Jane Eyre's husband. Two years after the marriage, my eyesight returned.