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-In the 19 century, she wrote three major novels of history, Jane Eyre (1847), Shirley (1849) and Villette (1853) in the Victorian era.
-She was a writer and poet

-21 April 1816- 31 March 1855

-She had three sisters that survived the adulthood and became novels writer that wrote some of the classics in the English literature.

-She published Jane Eyre and her first works with a neutral name "Currer Bell". She also encouraged her sisters to print Poems but it did not sell well and she was rejected by many publishers.

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-supernatural encounters
-the locations
-a complicated family histories
-ancient manor house
-dark secrets
-mysteries

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the definition of the gothic literature 

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the definition of the gothic literature 

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The Gothic literature is a style that is mostly characterised by elements of horror, death, gloom and fear. We can also find romantic elements such as nature, individuality and a lot of emotion (fear, suspense)

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Why is Jane Eyre a coming of age story ? 

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Why is Jane Eyre a coming of age story ? 

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-First of all, in the beginning of the novel Jane is a lonely orphan girl and she fights to be educated :
-intellectually
-socially
-spiritually

-She grows up from being in boarding schools to a teacher to a governess to falling in love and lastly being married.

-She has an evolution during the all novel.

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Coming of Age story is a genre that focuses on the growth and the discoveries of a protagonist from childhood to adulthood.

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- it was released on the 11 March of 2011 in the USA
-It was directed by Cary Joni Fukunaga
-It’s the best adaptation of the book itself
-Academy Award for “The film’s costume design”

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English Romanticism was a literary movement that arose in the last decades of the 18th century and into the early 19th century. It was a reaction to the predominant literary mode of classicism, which was based on classical learning and clever wit. Romanticism prizes nature, emotion, and the individual. The movement emerged as a rejection of the values and practices of the Age of Enlightenment, with its focus on reason and rationality.

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Why is Jane Eyre a Victorian novel ? : Because tends to depict daily life and is focused on realism. Plus the novel was published during the Victorian era.

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-Victorian era
-Britain : Gateshead Hall, Lowood School, Thornfield Hall, Moor House, and Ferndean.

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The Byronic hero character type was first developed by the famous 19th-century English Romantic poet Lord Byron. Byronic heroes are arrogant, intelligent, educated outcasts, who somehow balance their cynicism and self-destructive tendencies with a mysterious magnetism and attraction, particularly for heroines.

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It begins with Jane living at her aunt’s  ( Mrs Reed ). Her children are very cruel toward Jane and one time she was locked into a room that was”haunted”

Mrs Reed sends Jane to Lowood School. The headmaster is cruel towards Jane. Conditions are very poor at the school and Jane's best friend dies of consumption. Jane becomes a teacher at Lowood.

Jane applies for a governess position, gets the post. She becomes governess for Adele. Jane begins to fall in love with Mr Rochester.

A fire breaks out at Thornfield, nearly killing Rochester. Jane saves him. Rochester claims it was Grace Poole who started the fire, however Jane doesn't think it was.

Jane is shocked when Rochester confesses his love and desire to marry her.

She thought he wanted to marry Blanche Ingram. On the day of their wedding, a man turns up at the church to declare that Rochester cannot marry as he is already married. Rochester reveals all about his marriage, claiming his wife Bertha, is mad and he still wants to be with Jane.

Jane cannot be with Rochester when he is still married so she runs away, becoming homeless and then sick. The Rivers family take her in and nurse her back to health.

Jane inherits her uncle's wealth and estate. St John Rivers asks Jane to join him in his missionary work abroad and be his wife. She  decides she cannot marry someone she doesn't love.

Jane returns to Thornfield. When she arrives, she discovers that Rochester is now living at Ferndean and he is blind. Jane rushes to him and they marry. The novel concludes with Jane and Rochester married with children..