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Charlotte Brontë’s Jane Eyre is a novel about a girl that finds independence in a life dependent upon charity of others while learning about love and character. ... After her departure from Thornfield Hall, Jane finds herself at the mercy of nature and the moors until she falls into the hands of family at Moor House. ... John Rivers, a missionary who developed a love for Jane, though only based on reason and fulfillment of God’s task. Jane is soon faced with the dilemma, around which the novel unfolds, of renouncing passionate love for reason, or succumbing to human nature and remaining with Mr. ...
At Thornfield Hall, Jane learns for the first time about love and witnesses the downfalls of loving with only passion when she meets Mr. ... The passion that develops between Jane and Mr. Rochester grows rapidly and unexpectedly, for Rochester is Jane’s master, and she is only a plain governess. It is through this passion that Rochester attempts to marry Jane, though he already has a wife, and tries to overcome reason. The extremeness of the relationship forces Jane to consider her morals and what reason could be combined with a marriage to Rochester, a man already a husband.
Approximate Word count = 903
Approximate Pages = 3.6
(250 words per page double spaced)
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