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Jane Eyre is a classic of British studies. Its greatness lies in its successful portrayal of a strong character who insists on upholding independence, seeks personal reasons, advocates equality, and does not yield to fate. The Lord Jane Eyre died from her mother and lived under the fence. Abandoned and sent to Lowood school in a harsh environment. Brocklehurst not only slandered her in front of the whole division, but also let her in front of the crowd. However, before these misfortunes and sufferings, she did not flinch. She was brave and tenacious. She made rapid progress in her study and gained the understanding of the whole school. Similarly, before those noble sisters and gentry, she always maintained her noble dignity. It is precisely because of her integrity, modesty and purity that Rochester was deeply moved, made him feel ashamed and respected Jane Eyre. Finally, Jane Eyre finally found her own happiness. It is this spirit of daring to resist the vulgar reality and pursuing equality that makes Charlotte's image of Jane Eyre permanent.