Jane Eyre

Jane Eyre grew up from a weak orphan to an independent and mature woman, mainly through three stages: the germination of rebellious spirit in the period of family life; The struggle for equality in school life; The pursuit of equal love in social life. Faced with the bullying of her aunt's family, Jane Eyre rose up to fight against her cousin's provocation. At a young age, Jane Eyre had a rebellious spirit and began to resist the injustice of fate and the bullying of others. The consciousness of fighting for her own rights began to sprout in her young heart. Jane Eyre hated the cruelty and injustice in the school, as well as the inflexible and rigid life mode, and yearned for freedom and a new life, so she resolutely left Lowood School to pursue her larger stage and ideal. Jane Eyre does not agree with the traditional thought that women are as useful as men. Jane Eyre's rebellious character is fully formed and clearly requires equality between men and women. Finally, the status of Jane Eyre and Rochester is reversed, and their combination conforms to Jane Eyre's pursuit of equal love and marriage.So far, Jane Eyre's female consciousness has been fully mature in the trial of social life.