ananalysisofjaneeyre`scharacterinjaneeyre(编辑修改稿)

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ive for the free standing. The plot of Jane Eyre The novel begins with little Jane as a despised orphan in the house of her 4 uncle`s widow. Being rebellious, she is packed off to a charitable boarding school, which administers harsh discipline with especial vigor. Jane Eyre sets herself to learn, qualifies herself as a teacher, advertises for a post, and is employed as governess of the illegitimate French daughter of Rochester in his country mansion, Thorn field. Dramatically, Jane and Rochester have affections and they fall in deep love with each other. When they prepare to get married, Jane unfortunately gets the news that Rochester has a legal wife. Without any plains, Jane leaves, After rescued by the River family, Jane happens to get a sum of heritage. When John proposes for Jane`s love, she hears a supernatural cry from Rochester, without hesitation, she rushes back to Thorn field only to find the house has been burnt down and Rochester has been maimed and blind. However, Jane decided to marry him in the end because she thinks they are in equal. Charlotte Bronte and Jane Eyre Charlotte Bronte lives in a male chauvinism society, when people look down upon females, women have no rights as men, Charlotte Bronte grows up under this circumstance, so she is desirous to pursue equality. When Mr. Southey says to her that literature is not the business of women, she does not give up writing in order to prove women can do what men do. She writes Jane Eyre the name Currier Bell and when the novel turns out to be a great success, there is no doubt that Charlotte Bronte is wining, she gains the equality as men. In the novel, Charlotte puts her dream or pursuing equality on Jane Eyre, Jane Eyre is an imaginative feature of Charlotte Bronte. Jane Eyre is a realistic masterpiece in 19th century, which has a strong romanticism color. People usually consider that the work is based on its author`s life story. 2. Jane Eyre— a bination of different characters 5 Jane Eyre`s character of independence The independent spirit is an important aspect embodying Jane Eyre`s character of independence. Traditionally, women are expected to play a role of “family angle”， but Jane Eyre is exposed to a hostile environment but continuously and fearlessly strugggling for her ideal life. In Jane Eyre, knowledge and worthwhile work provide Jane with enough economic supply to gain independence. With a good education, Jane gets a chance to be a tutor and gains financial independence. Economic independence is the first step toward identity independence. In Thornfield, She makes acquaintance with her master, Rochester and gradually falls in love with him, but just on the wedding day, she is informed that Rochester already has had a wife. Angering at ’s deed, Jane speaks out: “Do you think I can stay to bee nothing to you? Do you think I am automation?－ a machinewithout feeling?” At this time, her character of independence bees obvious. Jane Eyre`s character of equality Jane Eyre distinguishes herself for her character of equality, and this character can be analysed in her love to Rochester. Jane Eyre falls in love with Rochester is not because his property, because she thinks Rochester is her true love. In her eyes, “ all men are created equal”, at least people should have the equality of soul. She thinks she has the right of “equality” to love anybody. She does not give up loving Rochester until she knows Rochester has a wife. The intense love between Jane and Rochester represents a new concept of love and equality, the love based on the bination o f soul and body, the love fostered by 6 mutual respect and equality, the love founded on mutual understanding. This kind of love is beyond the recognition of fortune. Jane Eyre`s character of rebellion Jane is employed as a tutor of the illuminate daughter of Rochester in Thorn field. It is a new beginning for Jane, she works very hard there and adapts to the environment and new job easily, as a tutor, Jane knows what status and dignity she is in, she professes herself as an independent worker, when facing the master, she is so calm and unhurried in Thorn field. Gradually, she attracts the attention of the wise and honest Rochester. Jane`s character, which is out of the ordinary and intelligence, like a spring wind on his face, gives Rochester a shake for heart and soul, As for Jane, “Mr. Rochester is my relation rather my master. During the day in Thorn field, my thin crescent destiny seemed to enlarge, the blanks of existence were filled up, my bodily hearty improved, and I gathered flesh and strength.” They soon fall in love with each other. Though Jane`s emotion for Rochester is so deep, she feels bitterly disappointed, because she must reminds herself continuously that there is always a chasm between them. Rochester is an upper class gentleman while Jane is a poor tutor, Rochester possess a high social status and a great sum of fortune while Jane has nothing. She encourages herself “I care for myself, the more solitary, the more friendless, the more uncontained I am, then more I will respect myself.” So, when she hears that Rochester has a legal wife, Jane。