28. Chapter 26: “Struck with a subtle doom”

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Jane Eyre Files

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Independence, love, social convention, gender roles, and religion. Charlotte Brontë’s most famous novel challenges ideas on all these topics and Charlene and her husband Mike are here to discuss it. Join Jane Eyre Files as we re-read the novel and discuss it chapter by chapter - celebrating the story and Jane's legacy from a fan perspective. Reader, we love it!

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28. Chapter 26: “Struck with a subtle doom”

Jane Eyre Files

34 minutes 18 seconds

3 years ago

28. Chapter 26: “Struck with a subtle doom”

It’s Jane’s wedding day and Rochester’s big secret is finally revealed. Charlene and Mike discuss the culmination of the Gothic mystery in the novel, and the first impression of Bertha Mason through Jane’s eyes. There is a ton of “emotional damage” in this chapter, and we support Jane’s strength in bearing with the devastation.

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Our theme song is “You Live In My Heart” by Zakhar Valaha.

Audio clips are from the 1973 BBC production of Jane Eyre starring Sorcha Cusack and Michael Jayston.

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