I'm about 4/5 of the way through Jane Eyre and there is a plot point staring me in the face that I can't get past. I went back to make sure I didn't miss something, but it seems to be as I had read it. She leaves Thornfield, goes as far as the coach was willing to take her and spends the night out in the moor. The next day, she goes around town, searching for food and work. The only thing she can muster is a bit of bread and cold porridge. That night, she arrives at Marsh End and eventually is let in. But at this point, why is she so weak and emaciated? It's been two days. I can understand her being very hungry, but were given to understand she is so weak from hunger that she is on death's door. How could she be so weak after only two days?
Plot hole in Jane Eyre?
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