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Jane represents a female’s quest for greater authority and equality between men and women as well as between classes.
Jane’s path of acceptance
She is forced to make decisions throughout the novel, whether to follow the norms of society, or to follow her instincts and what she feels is best for herself. The novel begins with Jane being a poor orphan who is living with her Aunt Reed. Aunt Reed obviously does not like Jane, but only takes care of her because of a promise that she made to her past husband.
Jane begins as being a poor girl living with a higher class family.
Jane is able to break through many barriers to obtain equal status to that of Edward Rochester. At the end of the novel, Jane decides to marry Rochester. The only difference is that Jane has surpassed Rochester’s power status. Jane does have a family and does have wealth, and in that sense, she is equal to Rochester.
Approximate Word count = 777
Approximate Pages = 3.1
(250 words per page double spaced)
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