Even if the two of us are torn apart – I swear that I will change the world.
The Rose Bride
Little one, who bears up alone in such deep sorrow, never lose that strength or nobility, even when you grow up.
2025 Year in Review
This year has been a step forward in my career, as I’m now a contributor for a real publication! My Utena series is coming out this year, but between my writing for The Daily Fandom and the sheer density of that series, I might not be able to post quite as regularly. That will definitely be the only thing I’m posting here in 2026; if you want more of my writing, of course, I’ll also be writing monthly articles on TDF. Please be patient with me on that, and of course, I’ll probably not post anything outside of the series on this site anymore. You can see all my articles here, discussing a lot of the same things I’ve blogged about from different angles.
Read moreState of the Blog Update
After finishing Jane Eyre, I’m taking a hiatus until the end of the year.
Read moreChapter XXXVIII
Reader, I married him.
Read moreChapter XXXVII
“My living darling! These are certainly her limbs, and these her features; but I cannot be so blest, after all my misery.”
After a long and winding road, Jane comes home.
Read moreChapter XXXVI
My spirit is willing to do what is right; and my flesh, I hope, is strong enough to accomplish the will of Heaven, when once that is distinctly known to me.
With St. John finally gone, Jane determines to inquire after Mr. Rochester in person.
Read moreChapter XXXV
If I were to marry you, you would kill me. You are killing me now.
St. John continues to make life miserable for Jane.
Read moreChapter XXXIV
I scorn your idea of love…
Just when Jane’s life finally seems to be looking up, St. John comes in and makes a mess of things.
Read moreChapter XXXIII
This was wealth indeed! wealth to the heart! a mine of pure, genial affections.
Jane (or rather, St. John) makes a life-changing discovery.
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