ewer fortunately one was wide and the other deep and both were filled with water She throws water on the burning sheets again and again Her effort stops the fire from spreading Rochester wakes up shocked but safe Jane s calm mind and brave action rescue him from certain death Growth of Love and Trust After the fire Rochester looks at Jane with new feelings He understands her loyalty and bravery This shows that he trusts her deeply Jane s courage becomes the seed of their love Their bond is no longer just of master and governess but of equal souls connected through danger and care Jane saves Rochester from fire with quick courage and selfless loyalty She proves her strength not in beauty but in brave action This moment becomes a turning point in their story Through this fire scene Charlotte Bront shows Jane s inner heroism and the beginning of true love nbsp