Jane Eyre was an orphan girl. She
was born into a poor parson's family. My parents died soon after.
Young Jane Eyre was placed in
foster care with her uncle and aunt. After the death of her uncle,
Mr. Reed, Jane Eyre lived a life of discrimination and abuse for ten
years. From then on, her confrontation with her aunt, who regarded
her as an eyesore and separated her from her children, became more
open and determined, and Jane was sent to Loward Orphanage.
The orphanage rules are strict,
life is hard, the director is a cold hypocrite. Jane Eyre continued
to suffer mental and physical abuse in the orphanage. Due to the
poor living conditions, children in the orphanage often died of
illness, her best friend Helen died of tuberculosis. Helen's death
also led to great improvements in the orphanage. Jane was educated
in the new environment for six years and taught in the school for
two years. Tired of life in an orphanage because of Miss Temple's
departure, Jane Eyre advertised for a career as a governess. She was
employed by the housekeeper of Thornfield Hall. The male master of
the manor Rochester often travels, her student is a less than 10
years old girl Adele Valang, Rochester is her protector.
One evening, out for a walk, Jane
met her master, who had just returned from abroad, for the first
time. Later she found that her master was a melancholy and moody
man, and his manner to her was sometimes good and bad. The house was
dark and empty, and sometimes a strange, spooky laugh was heard. One
day, Jane was awakened by this laughter in her sleep. She found that
Rochester's room was on fire. Jane woke him up and helped him put
out the fire.
Rochester often gave family dinners
when he returned. After courting a beautiful lady named Ingram at a
family dinner, Jane Eyre was called into the drawing-room, but was
given a cold reception by Blanche and her daughter. She suffered
humiliation and left the drawing-room. By this time she had fallen
in love with Rochester. In fact, Rochester has also fallen in love
with Jane Eyre, he just wanted to test Jane Eyre's love for himself.
When he asked Jane Eyre to marry him, she said yes.
On the eve of her wedding, Jane saw
in the twilight a hateful woman putting on her wedding dress in
front of a mirror. The next day, while the wedding was quietly
taking place in the church, someone suddenly testified that Mr.
Rochester had been married fifteen years ago. His wife turned out to
be the mad woman who was locked up in the secret room on the third
floor. The law gets in the way of their love, causing them both to
fall into deep pain. One miserable night, Jane Eyre left Rochester.
In search of a new way of life on the way, Jane Eyre wind and sleep,
beg along the way, through hardships, finally in the field House is
taken in by the priest St. John, and in a local elementary school
teaching. Soon, Jane Eyre learned that her uncle had died and left
her a legacy. She also found out that St. John was her cousin. Jane
Eyre decided to divide the property equally. St. John was a fanatic
and intended to go to India as a missionary. He asked Jane Eyre to
marry him and go to India with him, but only on the grounds that she
was fit to be a missionary's wife. Jane rejected him and decided to
look at Rochester again. She returns to Thornfield Hall, which is in
ruins. The mad woman falls to her death after setting fire to it,
and Rochester is injured and maimed. Jane Eyre found him and was so
shocked that she eventually married him and got the happy life she wanted.
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