After Jane finds out Mr. Rochester has an insane wife.
Rochester: So come out at last. You shut yourself in your room and grieve alone. Not one word of reproach. Nothing. Is that to be my punishment ? I didn't mean to wound you like this. Do you believe that ? I would hurt you not for the world. VVhat was I to do ? Confess everything I should have lost you. I might as wall have lost my life.
Jane: You have Iost me, Edward. And l've lost you
Rochester: WhY did you say that to me ? To punish me a little longer ? Jane, l've been through! For the first time I have found wha' t can truly love. Don 't take it away from me.
Jatie : I must leave you
Rochoster: Jane, will you listen to me ?
Jane}: I will not live as your mistressl
Rochester: Is that all that important to be Mrs. Rochester ?
Jane : C'an you really believe I think that ?
Rochester: What am I supposed to believe ? You say you love me.
How can you think of leaving me then ?
Jane: Edward, what would I be as your mistress ?A hanger-on ?
A dependence with... with no place of my own ? No right to be here.
All rights would be on your side. None on mine.
Rochester: Rights. You talk like a lawyer. Everything that's mine is yours. What more can I give you ?
Jane: I want nothing. Nothing. only you.
Rochester: Stay, Jane.
Jane: When I come to you, Edward, I come to you as an equal. I will not be less. Even for the man I love.
Rochester: You mean to go one way in the world and let me go another ?
Jane: Yes.
Rochester: It is wicked. Who in the world will care what we do ?
Jane: I care You have a wife and she is still lilting.
Rochester: Living ?
Jane: She still lives. Whatever state God has seen fit to visit on her, she still lives. She can't help what she is. I will not slip past her slightly in the night to take my place in your bed.
Rochester: Fling me back then, upon the life I lived before.
Jane: You need no more choose, neither l. VVe are born to strive and endure. You will forget me before I forget you.
Rochester: You make a liar of me with such a language. Go then.
Gol Such if I seem to you. Jane, wait, wait. Don't decide too soon. Wait a while, wait just a whi1e. Jane. Jane. Jane. Jane. Jane. Jane. Jane. Jane. Jane. Jane Eyre. Jane, wait, wait. Jane, wait a whil , wait just a while.

简发现罗切斯特先生有一个精神失常的太太之后。
罗切斯特：总算出来了。你把自己关在房间里独自伤心，一句谴责也没有，什么都不说，这就是对我的惩罚吗？我不想伤害你，你相信吗，7我绝不会伤害你的，我该怎么办呢？我如果都向你坦白了，就会失去你。那样，我还不如去死。
简：你已经失去我了，爱德华。我也失去了你。
罗切斯特：为什么要对我说这个？要再惩罚我久点儿吗？简，我已经受够了！我第一次找到了自己的真爱。不要把它从我这里拿走。
筒：我必须离开你。
罗切斯特：简，你愿意听我的吗？
筒：我不愿意做你的情妇！
罗切斯特：做罗切斯特太太就那么重要吗？
简：你真的相信我是那样想的吗？
罗切斯特：那你要我怎么想？你说你爱我。那你怎能想到要离开我?
简：爱德华，当你的情妇，我会成什么人？寄人篱下？自己没有地位，依靠别人？我无权在这里。所有权利都在你那边。根本不在我这边。
罗切斯特：权利。你这么说，像个律师。我所有的一切都是你的，我还能给你什么呢?
筒：我什么也不要，什么也不要，只要你。
罗切斯特：简，留下来吧。
简：爱德华，我来到你身边，我和你是平等的，我不是附属的，即使为我爱的人。
罗切斯特：你是说我们从此各奔东西？
简：对。
罗切斯特：这太狠心了，到底谁会关心我们做什么？
简：我会关心，你有妻子，而且她还活着。
罗切斯特：活着！嗨。
简：她是还活着。无论上帝是以什么样的方式在惩罚她，她还活着。她无能为力。我不愿夜里偷偷溜过她身边，钻进你的被窝。
罗切斯特：那把我扔回去，扔到以前的生活里去。
简：你我别无选择。我们活着就是为了奋斗和忍受。你会在我忘记你之前就忘记我的。
罗切斯特：你简直把我说成骗子了，那就走吧，走？如果你把我
看成这种人。简，等一等，别过早决定，等一会儿，就等一会儿。
简，简，简，简，简，简，简，简，简，简·爱，简，等一等，
简，等一会儿，就等一会儿。

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