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alissa26 — Jane Eyre: After the Fire
Published: 2008-10-23 23:09:25 +0000 UTC; Views: 3444; Favourites: 49; Downloads: 18
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Another scene from Jane Eyre.You just have to love Jane and Mr. Rochester, and this scene was quite scandalous for its day and age
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Perfectly done! I like Mr Rochester's outfit and your composition..
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I love this scene. Great rendition! I like your style.
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Thank you, I'm glad you like it. Do I sense a reference to Interview with the Vampire in your name?
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It's odd, but once I noticed the Bertha-fire, I could not look at anything else in the picture.
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Yep. Well, maybe not smiling so much as cackling.
This was a present for my sister. She loves symbolism, so I made the fire screen look like a cage and superimposed a woman's (Bertha's) face on it. The message (moral? metaphor?) is that Bertha is an obstacle to the fire/Jane and Mr. Rochester's love. Heavy-handed, I know, but my sis seemed to like it.
Thanks so much for the comment!
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That's great symbolism!! I like it too. The scene sets the ball rolling for their relationship, but there is still that obstacle. Really cool.
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Loving your pen drawings always!!!! That fireplace is so artfully done, withthe thin lines, and the shadows of the ...grid(that thing that keeps the fireplace enclosed). Love love love.
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Thanks 
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