Class Struggle In Jane Eyre

Class struggle is an underlying theme of Jane Eyre. Jane belongs to the poor class. However, Mr. Reed, his wife, and children belong to the upper class. So, she is treated as a servant girl in their house. In spite of Mrs. Reed’s promise to her husband that she would treat her as her own child. The reason for her loneliness, her isolation, and maltreatment at home and school are the results of her being from the poor class. In the end, Jane overcomes many obstacles. Mr. Rochester is dependent on Jane.