Jane Eyre

- Charlotte BRONTË, born in 1816 and died in 1855 (aged 39), is a British novelist.In 1821, his mother died (at age 38) and four years later, also, her two older sisters died, Maria (at age 11) and Elizabeth (at age 10). That caused him a shock that will mark her for life.Her choice of writing prevailed over her job as a teacher. She stays in Brussels to learn French. Then she became an English teacher in this city.On his return to England, along with his sister Emily, they decided to...
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- Charlotte BRONTË, born in 1816 and died in 1855 (aged 39), is a British novelist.In 1821, his mother died (at age 38) and four years later, also, her two older sisters died, Maria (at age 11) and Elizabeth (at age 10). That caused him a shock that will mark her for life.Her choice of writing prevailed over her job as a teacher. She stays in Brussels to learn French. Then she became an English teacher in this city.On his return to England, along with his sister Emily, they decided to publish a joint collection of their poems under borrowed male names Currer and Ellis Bell, instead of their names Charlotte and Emily Brontë respectively.In 1847, under her pseudonym Currer Bell, Charlotte Brontë published her novel "Jane". This work meets with considerable success.In 1848 and 1849, her two sisters Emily (age 30) and Anne (age 29) died. They too were British women of letters. This caused him a great trauma.His writing career requires him to leave his borrowing name Currer Bell. This allowed him to attend high society in London.In 1853, Arthur Bell Nicholls, vicar of his father, asks Charlotte his hand. A year later, they get married and have a happy life. Shortly after, she falls ill and dies. - The novel JANE EYRE was published in 1847. This novel is published under a male name Currer Bell, Charlotte Brontë's alias. The story is a fictional autobiography of the heroine Jane Eyre, presented in the first person. This is Charlotte Bronte's first published novel.The heroine, Jane Eyre, was raised by relatives to her parents. Being an orphan, very young, her life was very hard. When she was ten, she was sent to a boarding school in Lowood. On the spot, she stayed 6 years as a student and 2 years as a teacher, promoted to this position in view of its excellent academic results.By making an advertisement in the newspaper for work as a preceptor, she receives an offer from Ms. Fairfax. This post consists of educating Adele, a protege of Mr. Rochester, owner of Thornfield Hall Castle.Jane is attached to the master of the place. She has feelings for him, despite the fact that this wealthy man is surrounded by pretty girls, like Miss Ingram, a friend of the family. Over time, Rochester confided in Jane that she was his favorite and that he even plans to marry her, despite the difference in wealth and age, he is 40 years old. Unfortunately, he is already married and his wife is mad. She is still alive and lives in the attic of Thornfield-Hall. On hearing this news by chance, Jane leaves the castle at night. She wanders for days in unfamiliar places before being greeted in very bad shape by the Rivers family.This family offered him shelter and food. In this atmosphere, she befriends the two orphaned young sisters Mary and Diana. Thereafter, she becomes a teacher in the village.Jane discovers she has a rich legacy from a paternal uncle she did not know. She also learns that the Rivers are her paternal cousins ​​disinherited as a result of a misunderstanding. Through selfless generosity, she decides to associate them with the sharing of the rich heritage. His cousin asks him for his hand. He plans to leave and become a missionary in India.On a hunch, she decides to go back to Thornfield to hear from Mr. Rochester.Unfortunately, she finds only ruins. She learns that everything was razed by a fire after her departure. The sick wife had set the castle on fire. Then she threw herself off the roof. During the events, Mr. Rochester lost his sight and one of his hands. He remained alone in a remote mansion.Despite her distressed state, Jane joins him to celebrate their wedding with the money of his legacy. In this happiness, Mr. Rochester partially regains his sight and also his health.