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The main character of my book is Jane. She is an orphan girl who is being raised by her Aunt Reed. Her Aunt Reed and cousins treat her horribly as if she wasn’t apart of the family. She would stick up for herself and be punished for her actions. From being a little girl to growing up she just wanted to find a place she could feel at ease in. Jane went through many troubles in this story. The first one was when she was put in the red room and was scared she was going to die in there. The second one was when she went to Lowood and the teacher there decided to socially embarrass Jane to where no one would talk to her except this one little girl named Helen. For example, “My first quarter at Lowood seemed an age, and not the golden age either; it comprised an irksome struggle with difficulties in habituating myself to new rules and unwonted tasks.”(63) said Jane. This is showing how her experience at Lowood at the beginning was not the best. The third trouble she went through was when her best friend Helen had passed away due to the typhus fever. Jane then went on to become a teacher at Lowood but didn’t stay for long as she went on to meet Mr. Rochester. Mr. Rochester and Jane would fall in love but would have a few bumps in the road. As they are standing at the altar two men decide to speak up and announce that Mr. Rochester is already married. This lead to Jane not being happy and took some time for herself, while she is doing this she meets her cousin St. John and finds out she has an inheritance she can collect. Mr. Rochester says, “‘No, Jane, you are not comfortable there, because your heart is not with me: it is with this cousin-- this St. John”(514). This is the last issue Jane has which is soon resolved as she shows that she loved Mr.Rochester and not her cousin St. John. Jane and Rochester get married.

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"I have now been married ten years. I know what it is to live entirely for and with what I love best on earth. I hold myself supremely blest--blest beyond what language can express; because I am my husband's life as fully as he is mine"(523).

This quote is important to this book and the theme due to how Jane feels. She grew up with a rough childhood. Always being bashed by her cousins and being punished for no reason. She just wanted freedom and something to call her own and in this quote it shows both. She obtains her freedom and her love for her husband.

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I recommend this book to someone who likes a problem and then tries to find a way to solve it. It isn't always a perfect story but ends up being happy at the end.

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Jane Eyre
Edward Rochester
St. John
Aunt Reed
Bessie
Mr. Lloyd
Georgina and Eliza
John
Helen
Mr. Brocklehurst
Mrs. Temple
Ms. Scatcherd
John Eyre
Uncle Reed

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Setting: Northern England(Lowood School, Rochester's Manor House, Gateshead)
Time Period: Victorian era

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Jane Eyre is a book about a young orphan girl. She never gave up hope about finding a way out of her horrible situation with her family.

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Born on April 21, 1816, in Thornton, Yorkshire, England. She started as a teacher then ended up working with her three sisters on this book, Jane Eyre. She was raised in a strict house by her father and aunt due to her mother and two older siblings passing away. She was heavily educated at home but also went to the Clergy Daughter's School at Cowan Bridge with her sister Emily.