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Born on the 21 of April 1816, Thornton Yorkshire England - died on the 21 of march 1855 Yorkshire England

pen names "Currer Bell" , "Lord Charles Albert Florian" , "Wellesley"

English novelist, poet and governess for the Sidgwick Family

Eldest of three sisters

Attended the Clergy Daughters' School at Cowan

in Lancashire, Roe Head Mirfield as a teacher.

Wrote Jane eyre and many other books.

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Jane eyre novel written during Victorian England

The novel reflects the social changes of The Victorian time, whether it be the social classes, gender roles, religion and the impact of the Industrial Revolution.

The year Jane eyre was published was a year Britain turned most of its attention towards the Indian colonies that would become “the jewel” of the crown.

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Setting: Gateshead Hall, Lowood School, Thornfield Hall, Moor House, and Ferndean, 19th century England.

Plot: The novel follows the story of Jane, a seemingly plain and simple girl as she battles through life's struggles. Jane has many obstacles in her life - her cruel and abusive Aunt Reed, the grim conditions at Lowood school, her love for Rochester and Rochester's marriage to Bertha

Main Characters: Jane Eyre, Edward Rochester, Mrs Reed, Brockelhurst, St John Rivers

Jane Eyre took place in the Victorian era when Gothic fiction was prominent to other literary genre. It’s overal mood also adds to the gothic genre.

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Jane Eyre an autobiographie written by Charlotte Brontë is a story about a young Jane eyre living with her wealthy aunt after the passing of her parents whom she barely knew. Her aunt sends her to Lowood school, an institute for orphan girls. This school is a reflection of the school the author attended. Its abject conditions serve as a reflection of the personality of the man who runs it: Mr. Brockelhurst, a character solely based on the founder of the school Charlotte Brontë attended.

After a few year Jane becomes a teacher at Lowood but later becomes a governess for the Rochester family. Throughout the book she becomes closer to Mr Rochester and they eventually get married but then an individual from Mr Rochester’s past crashes into their life making her leave Thornfield Hall. Penniless she wanders in the street looking for a place to live until she arrives at the Moore house where the residents Diana, Mary and the clergyman St. John Rivers, nurse Jane back to health. The Moore house is the first place she will call home.

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Jane Eyre adaptations

Jane Eyre (I) (1910) Drama. ...

The Mad Lady of Chester (II) (1910) Short, Drama.

Jane Eyre (I) (1914) Drama, Short.

Jane Eyre (II) (1914) 50 min | Drama. ...

The Castle of Thornfield (1915) Drama.

Jane Eyre (1915) 30 min | Short, Drama.

Le memorie di una istitutrice (1917)

Woman and Wife (1918)