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JANE EYRE: CHARLOTTE BRONTË

"Jane Eyre" is a novel set in England in the mid-19th century. It tells the story of Jane Eyre’s life. As a
child, Jane loses her parents and grows up in a tough environment with her cruel aunt. She is sent to
Lowood School, a charity institution, where she endures physical and emotional hardships. Despite
these difficulties, Jane completes her education and works as a teacher for a while.
Jane then starts a new job as a governess at Thornfield Hall. There, she meets and falls in love with
Mr. Rochester, the mysterious and charismatic owner. However, Jane’s happiness is threatened when
Mr. Rochester’s dark secrets are revealed. It turns out that Rochester’s first wife is still alive. Actually,
Bertha, the ex-wife, was kept hidden in a secret room in the same house all this time. This discovery
deeply hurts Jane.
Jane leaves Thornfield Hall and searches for a new life. Despite facing loneliness and tough
conditions, she remains strong. In the end, she reunites with Mr. Rochester. Thornfield Hall has been
destroyed by a fire, and Mr. Rochester is injured. Jane and Rochester find happiness together and build
a fulfilling life.

Main Theme
The main theme of "Jane Eyre" is the search for personal freedom and self-discovery. Jane's life
reflects her struggle for freedom, honor, and equality. The novel also explores social gender roles,
class issues, and personal values. Jane’s journey to maintain her values and independence is central to
the story.
Characters
 Jane Eyre: The main character. She grows up as an orphan and faces many challenges. Jane
strives to maintain her honor and freedom while finding her own path.
 Edward Rochester: The owner of Thornfield Hall and Jane's love interest. He has a complex
and secretive personality. His past affects Jane's life significantly.
 St. John Rivers: Jane’s distant cousin and a clergyman who wants to marry her. St. John plays
an important role in Jane’s life, but his strict personality is an obstacle to Jane’s true happiness.
 Bertha Mason: Rochester’s first wife. She is mentally ill and kept hidden in Thornfield Hall.
Her existence creates major conflict in the story.
 Helen Burns: Jane’s best friend at Lowood School. Helen’s loyalty and religious faith provide
Jane with moral and emotional support.
 Mrs. Reed: Jane’s cruel aunt who raises her. Mrs. Reed is partly responsible for Jane’s early
hardships.
The novel offers a deep psychological and social analysis through the characters' complex
relationships and personal struggles. "Jane Eyre" strongly depicts the fight to find one’s identity and
maintain personal values.

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