Our Dignity

This book tells the story of a British woman who became an orphan at a young age and constantly pursues freedom and dignity in various tribulations, insists on herself and finally achieves happiness. There is no doubt that our heroine is impressive. What struck me most about her was her emphasis on dignity and freedom. She chose them when she was living with her aunt, when she was studying, when she was in love. In my opinion, Jane Eyre this person seems to be born for these two characteristics, she is in the search for freedom on the road to move forward, she is in the camp of self-esteem to defend against foreign enemies. Jane Eyre is brave in the face of the hardships of life, but she is also sober and wise in the face of love. That's not to say she's a robot in love, of course. Jane's love was pure and passionate. For example, when her handsome, romantic cousin asks her to marry him out of need, she refuses. Because she knew it wasn't out of love. At the same time, Jane Eyre and her two love of Rochester is so "just", she is not lost in the temptation of love. Jane Eyre was so sober in the 19th century, but many people today are far less than her in thinking or in a narrower view of love. Countless people are trapped by love, and what should be a wonderful and happy love turns out to be a horrible prison to avoid. Words derived from the tragedy, such as "hopeless romantic" and "simp man", have become a manifestation of the behavior of most people. Such a life, such a life, such a soul is bleak. Our soul should be bright and warm, as Jane Eyre as the pursuit of pure fiery life.