Jane Eyre assignment 11

This chapter definitely changes so many things about the book "Jane Eyre". First you find out that the mad woman in the attic is Mr Rochester's wife that has been locked up in the attic for ten years! That just caught me off guard. I expected this mad woman in the attic to be like Grace Poole, a woman that doesn't really have any importance in Mr Rochester's life and is sort of just there. The mad woman in the attic is there because Mr Rochester doesn't want her to go out of his sight, where he can't control what she does. I think that the mad woman in the attic is the so called "ghost" that Abdele talks about to Mr Rochester's guests when they were staying at Mr Rochester's house. My thoughts about the mad woman in the attic are that i feel extremely sorry for this woman, i mean she's being locked up in the attic where she doesn't get to see anyone but the person who locked her up in the attic. That makes me think very badly of Mr Rochester because that's very inhumane and that is just terrible and he is the reason that she's mad, and i hope that he regrets ever doing anything with her and i bet that Mr Mason's stabber was his own sister (A.K.A the mad woman in the attic) was the one that stabbed him instead of Grace Poole, and maybe the mad woman in the attic was the one that tried to burn Mr Rochester's bed down. Now i have many suspicions of the accusations that have been going around.