Thornfield is pleasant in the summer, isn't it, Jane?
Yes, sir.
You've become attached to the place.
Yes, sir.
And you'll be sad to leave?
Yes.
Must I leave, sir? Must I leave Thornfield?
Yes, I'm sorry, but I'm afraid you must.
You're to be married?
Exactly.
Precisely.
As you with your usual acuteness have already predicted, when I do marry AdËle must find a school and you must find a new situation.
Yes, sir, I'll advertise immediately.
No, you won't. I've already found you a place.
Ireland is a long way away, sir. From Thornfield. It is a long way away from you, sir.
We've been good friends, haven't we, Jane? It's difficult to part from a friend and know you'll never meet him again. And you and I, it's like we were a pair of Ashton's twins. Bound together in some unworldly way, sharing a spirit or so the like. When we are parted, when you... ... leave me, I believe that bond will snap, and I will bleed inwardly.
But you'll forget me after a while.
I would never forget you! How can you imagine that? What do you think I am?
I wish I'd never been born, I wish I'd never come here. I wish I'd never grow to love Thornfield. I love Thornfield. I love it because I have lived a full life... I've not been trampled on. I've been treated as an equal. You have treated me as an equal. You are the best person I know and I cannot bear the thought of having to leave you.
Must you leave me, Jane?
Oh, of course I must, because you have a wife.
What do you mean?
Blanche Ingram, of course, you're as good as married to her. You've promised, sir.
I have not promised Blanche anything.
It's a someone who is inferior to you. Someone who you have no sympathy with. Of course I must go.
Do you think that I'm a machine? That I can bear it? Do you think because I'm poor... ... plain, obscure and little... ... that I have no heart? That I'm without soul? I have as much heart as you and as much soul. And if God had given me some beauty and wealth... ... I would make it as hard for you to leave me as it is for me to leave you.
You'll not leave me, Jane.
Let me go.
Jane, don't struggle so.
I'm a free person, and I'll go and do as I please.
Yes, yes you will. You will decide your own destiny. Jane, I offer you my hand, my heart and all my possessions.
You laugh at me.
No, no. Jane, I want you to live with me. To pass through life as my second self. My best earthly companion. Jane, have you not faith in me? None whatsoever. You doubt me?
Absolutely!
Jane, you know I don't love Blanche. I love you- as my own flesh. Jane, say that you will marry me. Say it quickly. Jane, do you accept me?
Are you in earnest? I can hardly believe you.
I swear.
Then, sir...
Call me by my name, call me Edward.
Then Edward, I will marry you.
God, forgive me.
And let no man meddle with me. I am to keep her.
There is no one to meddle. I have no family to interfere.
No.
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