The red-room was a spare chamber, was a 'very seldom' place where Mr. Reed died nine years ago. The red room shows a number of gothic elements in order to make a horroristic image in our heads about the place she is locked into. The place was 'solemn because it was known to be so seldom entered'. The room 'was silent, because remote from the nursery and kitchens'. In the room her imaginary makes her see some elements of superstition like a 'tiny phantom' who is a 'half fairy' and 'half imp' the climax in the room is Mr. Reed's ghost who scares everything out of Jane 'haloed face' and makes her run out of the room. There are many background stories about the red-room but the most important is that Mr. Reed died there nine years ago 'it was in this chapter he breathed the last'. The tension increases word by word especially when the little phantom is there we know that something is going to happen.
