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Edward Rochester: character portrait from Jane Eyre: An Autobiography (Brontë, Charlotte)

A character in Jane Eyre: An Autobiography

Edward Rochester

Jane Eyre: An Autobiography by Brontë, Charlotte

The brooding, sardonic master of Thornfield Hall who falls in love with Jane while concealing his mad wife locked in the attic.

Also known as: Mr. Rochester, Edward Fairfax Rochester, the master of Thornfield

Inside the story

Meet Edward Rochester

Edward Rochester is the brooding, sardonic master of Thornfield Hall, a large estate in Yorkshire. When Jane Eyre arrives as governess, Rochester becomes her employer and an intriguing, often difficult presence in her new life.

On the page

A broad-chested, athletically built man of middle height, around thirty-five, with a dark swarthy face, broad jetty-black eyebrows, a square forehead crossed by a horizontal sweep of black hair, a decisive prominent nose, full nostrils, and a grim mouth, chin, and jaw; craggy rather than handsome.

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