How did Jane Eyre's childhood experience affect her?

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Jane Eyre's parents died early and she lived in her aunt's house, where she was bullied and abused by her aunt and cousins. As a result of the constant chastisement and scolding, Jane Eyre shows strong resistance. When her aunt yelled at her to keep her children away from her, she shouted, "They don't deserve to be with me"; when she was imprisoned in the Red House, she cried out "injustice" from her heart when she thought of the abuse she had been subjected to! The anguish she experienced as a child led to a strong desire for love and a passion for life, and also led to the formation of Jane Eyre's self-respecting, autonomous and rebellious character.

2022-12-05

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  飞飞困飞了
  Jane Eyre live in a dependent environment without parents, from a young age under the treatment of different peers, Mrs Reed 'disgust, John's abuse and beatings, this is a child's self-esteem trample. But Jane Eyre did not become resentful because of this, the heart is full of haze, on the contrary, her heart therefore became more powerful. This reflects her unyielding character in the face of difficulties.

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  Yes, I agree with you.

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