In the novel Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë, Jane has had experiences and some have disappointed her in several ways. Jane also has people who impact her and hinder her future. She's been through so much and sometimes good things, sometimes bad. Jane's life has really changed and she is going through a lot. When Bertha Rochester is first introduced in the novel, she remains a mystery. Her name isn't given and it's not really clear if she's the one causing trouble. Jane has some guesses as to who could be causing all these problems. Bertha attempts to kill Mr. Rochester by setting fire to the curtain around his bed. Jane hears things in her room and wishes she had kept her candle lit so she could see. Jane said: “It was a low-voiced, demonic laugh, muffled and uttered deep, it seemed, at the very keyhole of my bedroom door. The head of my bed was near the door, and I thought at first that the laughing goblin was standing by my side, or rather crouching by my pillow: but I got up, looked around me, and saw nothing; while, as I looked, the unnatural sound repeated itself: and I knew it came from behind the panels. My first movement was to get up and tighten the bolt; and it's my turn to shout again: who is there? (155) Jane said, “Something was gurgling and moaning. Soon steps retreated up the gallery towards the third floor staircase: a door had recently been made to close this staircase; I heard it open and close and everything was quiet. Jane was going to ask Mrs. Fairfax about the noises she was hearing, but then she heard a door. She also started to smell smoke and she sees that Mr. Rochester's door is open. The curtains around his bed are on fire and he is sleeping soundly. Jane tries to wake him up but the smoke has him stuck in the middle of a paper...there. Jane doesn't like the red room and when she gets in trouble that day, Mrs. Reed says, "Take her to the red room and lock her in there." » (6) His aunts were supposed to take care of him. from her and not mistreat her. Another disappointment for Jane was supposed to marry Mr. Rochester, but he is married so that couldn't happen. Bertha had a great effect on Jane's future. Since she is still legally married to Mr. Rochester, Jane could not move forward and be happy. The importance of Bertha is that she has an effect on certain people. The things she does either bring people together or push them apart. Jane has been disappointed many times and now she just has to move on. Jane doesn't let certain things get her down. She thinks about it but doesn't get so crazy that she starts worrying. Jane experienced things that truly shaped the person she became.