With this passage, there are many key diction words Bronte uses to point out the distinct characteristics of Bertha Mason and her insanity. For example, words like “beast” and “hyena” show that Rochester felt as if Bertha resembled a savage animal that couldn’t be tamed. I italicized the word “quivering” to emphasize the condition at which Bertha appeared and how she is uncontrollable of her behaviors and body. I decided to make the phrase “ascended the stairs” look as if it was a staircase to make the passage more suspenseful and make the reader curious of what is to come with Bertha.  I made the word “beast” appear in all capital letters as well as a bigger font to show that Bertha is a big woman and towers almost as big as Rochester. Finally, I chose to indent, capitalize, and bold the word “sprang” to show at what power Bertha attacks Rochester with. I ended the poem with the phrase “That is my wife” because a major part of this passage is Rochester reflecting on Bertha Mason and the long term affects it will have on his life. I wanted to leave the poem ending with such a statement of realization and confirmation.