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This passage highlights what lengths Jane would go to feel the love she gives to everyone else, reciprocated. However, jane must learn how to find love without causing herself harm in the process or as a result.

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“to gain some real affection from you, or Miss Temple, or any other whom I truly love, I would willingly submit to have the bone of my arm broken, or to let a bull toss me, or to stand behind a kicking horse, and let it dash its hoof at my chest” (Chapter 8).

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Jane faces an internal conflict as she craves love, but as this passage showcases, also doesn't want to give up and freedom or independence. Jane also faces the struggles that any woman from this time period did. Woman were expected to submit to their husband and be homemakers.

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Common theme between Little Women and Jane Eyre. 

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Common theme between Little Women and Jane Eyre. 

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pressure of female conformity- In Little Women female conformity is suggested when Amy is expected to marry rich to "save her family," according to Aunt March. She is expected to conform to the standard that the only way a woman to can be rich, is to marry rich.
In Jane Eyre, Jane realizes that men try to hide the monstrous, (monster and angel used as symbolism in the book,)monstrous as in improper, selfish and any traits that make men feel inferior. And try to only show the angelic side; proper, dainty, sweet, and pure. She realizes this when Rochester attempts to hide his ex-wife's behavior, as if it was so wrong for a woman of that time to behave that way when she was not trying to being unwomanly, she was just having a human reaction.

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Common theme between Little Women and Jane Eyre. 

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Common theme between Little Women and Jane Eyre. 

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female independence- In Jane Eyre female independence is shown throughout the book as Jane  tries to overcome her personal oppression and work towards gender equality, she proves her independence to Rochester when she spends time In the Moor House and financially supports herself. Jane makes it clear that she could not marry Rochester if their marriage was not equal. In Little Women, female independence is mostly shown through Jo March when she defies marriage to be on her own and set goals to achieve her individual passions, that do not involve a man for income or support.

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Jane Eyre Theme- battle for love vs. autonomy

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Jane Eyre Theme- battle for love vs. autonomy

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“I am no bird; and no net ensnares me; I am a free human being with an independent will.” (Brontë 169)

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Visual representing common gender role role reversal relevant to Little wo

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Visual represention of common gender role reversal meme, relevant to Little Women; Men got to go out and go to college and work towards something they were passionate about, whereas women did not have that opportunity, soley because they were women.

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Little Women theme- rebel against gender stereotypes 

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Little Women theme- rebel against gender stereotypes 

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"Men Work and women marry for money. It's a dreadfully  unjust world, (Alcott 158).
Qoute by Meg.

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Jo expressing her hatred towards her traditional role as a woman.

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Little Women theme- struggle between traditional female responsibilities and personal longings . 

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Little Women theme- struggle between traditional female responsibilities and personal longings . 

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"I’ll try and be what he loves to call me, “a little woman,” and not be rough and wild; but do my duty here instead of wanting to be somewhere else, (Alcott 18).
Qouted by Jo March.