Poor Sister
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Poor Sister
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MASON
My dear, I have brought you a lily today
For the roses were frail
And the petals fell away
The morning mist has kissed your grave
Rest now in sleep
Our secrets will keep
Till we speak again tomorrow
JANE
Mr. Mason?
MASON
Miss Eyre! Jane
What happened here?
MASON
She set the flame
Although no one knows why
Poor sister
For she thought she could fly!
Sweet sister
Edward saved everyone else who was there
But got out too late for himself I declare
What happened to him
Well, it just isn't fair
Poor Edward
JANE
God have mercy...
MASON
He's still alive
But the dear man is blind
JANE
Dear master
MASON
And crippled in body
If not in his mind
Poor sister
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