Take their places, itвЂ™s a long, long line вЂ¦ I too can wait вЂ“ for the day when Time comes when they try to kill, then disappear. White faces, dazed eyes,ДЄimless gestures, high pitched laughter вЂ¦ theyвЂ™ve got to be watched. вЂњVery soon sheвЂ™ll join all the others who know the secret and This one petty, vindictive action by Daniel puts in motion a chain of events that leads to the heartbreaking death of who both Rochester and Antoinette could have been and she becomes the lunatic in theДЄttic of Thornfield вЂ¦ Bertha вЂ¦ a zombie. RochesterвЂ™s world becomes colored by a shadow of negativity and all that he experienced before was just a beautiful dream. ItДЄppears that Rochester becomes convinced that Antoinette is destined to be justДЄs crazy and immediately begins to push her away.

Hiding many secrets including the history of mental illness in her family. Ironically, they are drowning in their passion for oneДЄnother as Daniel Cosway enters the story: a man I despise.Дaniel, who claims to be AntoinetteвЂ™s half brother, takes it upon himself to write a letter to Rochester claiming that he has been duped into marrying a woman who is

Have nothing to do with love, they seem to fall for each other anyway and are But,Дespite the fact that Rochester and Antoinette are married for reasons that Man who is little more than a stranger, rather than the вЂњcoloredвЂќ boy she loves. Tragedy, fueled by this racial strife and hatred, takes her home, her son,ДЄnd her mind leaving her daughter Antoinette vulnerable to a marriage with a The white folks are the minority here and this вЂњreverse discriminationвЂќ is what ultimately drives AntoinetteвЂ™s mother Racial tensions play an interesting role in the novel. Oppression, a major theme of the novel, is brought to life for the reader in the metaphor of oppressive humidity in her words. Jean Rhys laid down some exquisite prose: haunting and sweltering: her words seemed to capture the thick, heavy, sweltering atmosphere of the Jamaican setting. I was swept into another world, another time, another place вЂ¦ rich with culture, Obeah, secrets, and emotion. To wonder what Charlotte Bronte would have thought of this extension of Jane Eyre, but I was impressed. I had no idea this little gem existed prior to hearing about it on various blogs. Rochester and Antoinette: the death of who they each could have b een being so much more haunting than the ultimate end of life. вЂњThere are always two deaths, the real one and the one people know about.вЂќ *This post may contain spoilers for those that have not read Wide Sargasso Sea, published in 1966.

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