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"What creature was it, that, masked in an ordinary woman's face and shape, uttered the voice, now of a mocking demon?" Pg: 212

As Jane is sitting in the attic caring for Mr. Mason, she cannot help but notice that there is a door leading into the room that she is currently in that, holds the creature responsible for ravashing Mr. Mason nearly to death. Jane suspects that Grace Pool is the culprit and cannot help but think how its possible for her to commit such bodily harm to Mr. Mason with no motives. I do not think that Grace is the one that caused harm to Mr. Mason. She seems to be held in the highest regard by most of the staff that works in the mansion and by Rochester. Grace is the highest payed employee for what she does and Jane does not know what her true job is and why, if she is the one commiting all of these horrible deeds, is still hired and has not been turnedover to the police. This is why I don't think that it is Grace, but something else. Something that has been heard by Jane late in the night before the burning of Rochesters bed. Perhaps this is an impostor in the house or maybe somebody that is mentally ill?