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How is Jane Eyre influenced by the tradition of the Gothic novel?

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That is another part of the Gothic tradition; not everyone believes or sees what one of the character's is seeing. Sometimes it is a secret and sometimes, the other character's just think they are crazy. Another occurrence is when Rochester yells for Jane and he is hundreds of miles away. He says "Jane, Jane, Jane!" and she says "Wait for me, I'm coming...
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He says "Jane, Jane, Jane!" and she says "Wait for me, I'm coming." It was considered a moment of supernatural communication between the two of them. Symbolism is a big factor when it comes to Gothic tradition. The fact that Rochester's voice could reach Jane from such a distance is ironic. It is ironic in the sense that, in real life, that is impossible...
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