Jane Eyre s Classic Dialogue English Version Please

One of the most classic dialogues from the movie "Jane Eyre".

Rochester: Haven't slept yet?

Jane Eyre: How can I sleep without seeing you come back safely? How is Mr. Mason?

ROCHESTER: He's fine. There is a doctor to take care of.

Jane Eyre: The danger you said you were going to be in last night has passed?

Rochester: It's hard to guarantee that Mason won't leave the UK. I hope the sooner the better.

Jane Eyre: He's not like a person who deliberately wants to hurt you.

Rochester: Of course not. He may have hurt me unintentionally. Sit down.

Jane Eyre: Who is Grace Pu'er? Why are you keeping him?

ROCHESTER: I can't help it.

Jane Eyre: How could it be ......

Rochester: Bear with me for a while, don't push me. I, how dependent I am on you now.

Alas - what to do? There is an example of a young man who has been spoiled since he was a child, and he made great mistakes. It's not a sin, it's a mistake, its consequences are terrible, and the only escape is to get away and have fun.

Later, he met a woman, a noble woman he had never seen in twenty years, and he found a chance to live again, but the sophistication hindered him, could that woman ignore this?

Jane Eyre: You're talking about yourself, Mr. Rochester.

ROCHESTER: yes.

Jane Eyre: Everyone is accountable to God for his own actions, and he cannot ask others to take his own destiny, let alone Miss Ingram.

Rochester: Humph! Don't you think that if I marry her, she will give me a complete new life?

Jane Eyre: Since you asked me, I don't think so.

Rochester: You don't like her, let's be honest.

Jane Eyre: I don't think he's right for you.

Rochester: You're used to living with me?

Jane Eyre: I'm very alive here.

Rochester: Are you willing to leave here?

Jane Eyre: Getting out of here?

ROCHESTER: I don't live here anymore after I got married.

Jane Eyre: Of course, Adele can go to school, I can find something else.

Jane Eyre: I'm going in, I'm cold.

ROCHESTER: Jane.

Jane Eyre: Let me in.

Rochester: Wait.

Jane Eyre: Let me go.

ROCHESTER: Jane.

Jane Eyre: Why are you telling me this? She has nothing to do with you or me.

Do you think I'm poor and unsightly, so I have no feelings? I will too, and if God gives me wealth and beauty, I will make it hard for you to leave me, just as I am hard to leave you now. God is not like this.

Our spirits are equal, just as you will stand before God as you pass through the grave.

ROCHESTER: Jane.

Jane Eyre: Let me go. Talk about limbs.

Rochester: I love you. I love you.

Jane Eyre: No? Don't make fun of me.

Rochester: Teasing? I want you. What Blanche has, I treat her as nothing more than her father's capital for the cultivation of the land. Marry me, Jane, and say you marry me.

Jane Eyre: Really?

Rochester: Oh, you. You're tormenting me with suspicion, promise, promise.

- You have to choose the one who loves you to be your wife.

No! I'm going to choose what I love.