Summarise the text by filling in the blanks. The passage is an authentic extract from a well-known novel,______ . It's a first-person narrative style includes the dialogue between Jane Eyre, the governess of Thornfield Hall and ______ , Jane's employer in______ . The extract centred around Jane's strong ______ for Rochester. Between him and Jane there were such barriers as social status in form of beauty and______ . However, Jane expressed that she and Rochester were spiritually ______ . So she ______ supposedly Rochester’s union with Miss______ , as he was going to marry a person who was ______ of him. Jane also expressed her ______ will as a free human being. All these confessions made this dialogue the most classic love statement in English literature.