The Proposal

Rochester proposes to Jane in an unorderly fashion, also showing his devious side in trying to make Jane jealous first. This can relate to many affairs that young adults/adults often do to catch a significant others' eye. But did Rochester do the right thing? He's speeding up the transition of marriage, which can either lead to happiness or destruction of relationships.. And although Jane surprisingly accepts his offer, was the saying of Rochester of God sanctifying them to marry genuine or merely a deceitful act? He claims that he won't care about the people's opinions but due to great age difference I predict that people are bound to say something.