Reflections on Jane

After watching Jane Eyre, what kind of feeling and state of mind do I have? As far as this book is concerned, the plot of the story is not cumbersome, but its wording and artistic conception have deeply touched and shocked me. The protagonist's sense and inner feelings fluctuate. He wants to advance and retreat, and wants to retreat and advance. In particular, there is a paragraph that summarizes the protagonist most completely, that is, Rochester pretends to be a witch, Said to Jane Eyre, "you are cold, you are uncomfortable, and you are stupid. You are cold because you are alone. You are uncomfortable because you have no chance of many sweet and happy things. You are stupid because you know there is a happiness waiting for you, but you don't want to step closer to him." Yes, this situation has continued since Jane entered Thornfield house. It was not until Rochester met her after the disaster that she broke the creed that seemed to run through her whole love life. She finally won with her reason, but the final result of this reason is a "sad romance". Jane is very capable, independent and intelligent. It seems that there is something that sets her off from the beginning, making her more rational, insightful and perceptive than ordinary people. Maybe this is the image of Jane that the author wants to create. The first half, at her aunt's house and Lowood school, I think this is the cornerstone of the second half, painting, filling, sketching, depicting and giving Jane that character. In order to get rid of her strong desire and affection for her own life, she finally knew that it was in order to get rid of her own loneliness and friendship, which made her realize the importance of her own life. I love Jane Eyre, and I love Jane Eyre even more