Jane Eyre's Self-Esteem

21英语8张训钊

Jane Eyre lost her parents in childhood, and her aunt was forced to adopt Jane Eyre at the behest of her husband before her death. her aunt and aunt's children did not like her and made her difficult everywhere. At her aunt's house, Jane Eyre could not get the warmth and love of her family, and even her servants bullied her. However, the life under the fence did not make Jane Eyre develop a sensitive, cowardly and obedient character. She did not succumb to the bullying of others, resist in her own way, and safeguard her dignity. She dared to wrestle with her cousin, who bullied her, and she dared to reprimand her cold and eccentric aunt.

2023-01-12

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• 用户668321
  In ancient China, it was popular to say that a girl's marriage was decided by her parents and decided by her matchmaker. The world is big, parents are the biggest. In modern life, girls' marriage is also deeply influenced by the concept of family. These traditional dogmatic ideas are deeply bound to the beautiful love. In this fast pace, fast pace of love seems to have spread dissipated.

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• 钟杰亨

  Like all romance novels, the first meeting of the hero and heroine is dramatic, as if it were God's plan. The author used the chiaroscuro technique to show the hazy love of the hero and the secret of the hero with a strange event (namely the burning of Mr. Rochester's room). And similar to most love novels, the heroine's rival appeared, but Jane Eyre who is always active and stubborn is self-abased in the treatment of Miss Ingram's problem. In spite of all the faults she saw in Miss Ingram, she did not, after all, know the depth of Mr. Rochester's love for her, so she was not confident about herself. In other words, because of her humble position in love, she can only hope for the master to show love, but if she takes the initiative, she does not have the courage and confidence.

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