2021年1月23日发(作者：巨魔芋)
Novel review of
Jane Eyre
1
、
The novel
’
s basics



The title of the
novel
is
Jane Eyre
. Charlotte Bronte
is
its writer. After published
in
1847,
it
arouses
a
blow
to
English
literature.
It
was
also
a
milestone
works
in
English
literature.
Although
it
had
caused
some
critics,
it
also
received
popularity
among
the
public.
This
book
is
so
famous
that
it
has
been
translated
to
many
languages and published every where.

2
、
The writer
Jane
Eyre

was
Charlott
e
Bronte’s
representative
works.

Charlotte
Bronte
was
born in Yorkshire, England on April 21, 1816.
Charlotte’s father was a poor
pastor in
her
hometown,
and
her
mother
was
a
housewife.
She
was
the
third
of
the
children.
Her
two sisters,
Emily
and Anne,
were also
the
famous authors. So
they
were called
“the
three
sisters
of
Bronte”
on
literature
history
in
England.
When
Charlotte
was
very
young, Charlotte’s
mother died of cancer.
She
lived a
hard and
unfortunate
life
when
she
was
young,
but
soon
her
sisters
and
she
were
sent
to
Cowan
Bridge,
a
school
which
her
health
and
physical
development
was
affected
because
of
the
outbreak of tuberculosis, Charlotte was brought home, and then Charlotte read a lot of
books in her father’s book
-room and begun to try to write something creatively on the
literature.
When
she
was
fifteen
years
old,
she
left
her
hometown
and
returned
to
school
for
study.
And
then
several
years
later,
she
became
a
teacher
at
the
school.
Then she
left the school and became a private governess, and at the same time, wrote
some literatures.


3
、
The summary
Jane Eyre
told us Jane Eyre
’
s story. Her uncle had passed away, so she was raised
by her cruel aunt, Mrs. Reed. At Lowood, Jane met Helen Burns who was a good and
nice
girl and shared a
lot with
her. They became
each other
’
s best
friend.
A
massive
typhus epidemic spreads Lowood, and Helen died of it, Jane was very sad for it. After
a
group
of
sympathetic
gentlemen
took
Brocklehurst’s
place,

Jane
spent
eight
more
years
at
Lowood,
six
as
a
student
and
two
as
a
teacher.
Then
she
became
a
private
teacher
at
a
manor
called
Thornfield,
which
’
s
employer
was
a
impassioned
man
named
Rochester,
Jane
found
herself
falling
in
love
with
him.
However,
on
the
wedding day, Jane
found
that
Rochester already
had a wife, Bertha.
Rochester did
n’
t
deny this, but he explained that Bertha had been already mad and he was not love her.
However,
Jane
still
left
Thornfield
sadly.
Without
food
and
money,
Jane
became
a
beggar. At
last, three kind
hearted people took
her
in. Their
names were Mary, Diana
and St. John, Jane quickly became
friends with
them.
They
helped Jane to
get a job.
One day
news
said
that
her
uncle, John Eyre,
had died and
left
her a
large property.
But
she
found
that
her
uncle
was
also
their
uncle,
so
Jane
decided
to
share
her
property
with
her
three
cousins. St. John decided
to travel
to India,
he asked
Jane as
his wife although he didn
’
t love her. She refused to marry her cousin because she also