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why do you think Jane did not dream of food that might? what does this tell you about a state of mind?

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Ferndean is where Jane and Rochester start their new life together as husband and wife. They find the happiness there that eluded them at Thornfield, the burning of which represents the end of Rochester's former selfish identity.

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why do you think Jane did not dream of food that might? what does this tell you about a state of mind?