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EileenwwwJane Eyre is a strong character, simple, rigid and flexible, independent, aggressive women. She was humble and plain, but she did not abase herself from it. She despised the arrogance of the powerful, laughed at their stupid, showing self-reliance and self-improvement personality and good ideals. She has tenacious vitality, never bow to fate, finally have their own yearning for a better life. Jane Eyre lives in an environment where her parents are dead and dependent on others. From Jane Eyre, the expression of the image of today's new women: self-esteem, self-respect, self-reliance, self-improvement, for their own personality, emotion, life, judgment, choice of firm ideal and persistent pursuit.
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JoyeeA strong girl, simple, rigid and flexible, independent, aggressive women. She came from a humble background and was plain-looking, but she did not feel inferior to herself. She scorns the arrogance of the powerful and ridicules their foolishness, showing a self-reliance and self-improvement personality and a beautiful ideal. She has tenacious vitality, never bow to the fate, finally had the good life which oneself yearns for.
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赵雅丹Jane Eyre is a formidable and witty girl. She knows how to struggle at an early age. When Master John abuses her and Mr. Reed punishes her without investigation, she believes in herself and overcomes the difficulties. And Jane is sensitive. Helen Burns, Jane’s friend, tells her to tolerate torture. Jane tries to adapt to other children and is afraid of being hated by pupils.
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z海琳The protagonist and narrator, Jane is an orphaned girl caught between class boundaries, financial situations, and her own conflicted feelings. In her youth and again as a governess, Jane must depend on others for support. Jane feels isolated, and strives for her personal freedom and meaningful connections with others—to find the loving family she never had. Jane is intelligent, imaginative, and principled. She defies many restrictive social conventions, especially those affecting women. As the novel progresses, Jane learns to temper her passions with self-control—she controls her feelings with judgment based on self-respect and Christian humility. She must reconcile her contradictory desires to be both independent and to serve a strong-willed man. Religion helps Jane to gain a mature understanding of herself as a self-respecting individual who credits her feelings, but also defers to God.