Rochester’s face that is “black with hatred” symbolizes the cruelty of black people from white people. He is showing the same hate that white plantation owners showed to their black slaves. Rochester’s “black hate” perfectly shows on his face and strengthens the fact that he identifies himself with the people of England and is very different than the people of the West Indies. By showing this face to Antoinette he is identifying her with the people of the West Indies, but by bringing her to England, he is identifying her with the people of England. Through this dream, Rochester has found another way to claim Antoinette as crazy. Antoinette also clings to an unfamiliar tree in the garden of Thornfield. This symbolizes her cling to nature and strengthens her though that England is a dream. Antoinette is not able to go up the steps, she clings to her thought of human
Rochester’s face that is “black with hatred” symbolizes the cruelty of black people from white people. He is showing the same hate that white plantation owners showed to their black slaves. Rochester’s “black hate” perfectly shows on his face and strengthens the fact that he identifies himself with the people of England and is very different than the people of the West Indies. By showing this face to Antoinette he is identifying her with the people of the West Indies, but by bringing her to England, he is identifying her with the people of England. Through this dream, Rochester has found another way to claim Antoinette as crazy. Antoinette also clings to an unfamiliar tree in the garden of Thornfield. This symbolizes her cling to nature and strengthens her though that England is a dream. Antoinette is not able to go up the steps, she clings to her thought of human