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the beginning her attitude was defensive£¬reserved£¬not expressing
her deep heart£® She Was afraid something would hurt her£® She
was always gatting ready to revolt any attack from others£¬ espe ¡ª
ciafy the master£®Later on£¬just because of Jane S diferent ideas
won Rochester s love£® Th ey fel in deep love with each other
Rochester didn t want Jane to go on working£¬he wished Jane be¡ª
longed to him and considered Jan e as his prope rty£®Jan e reltsed
his suggest without an y hesitation£®In her opinion£¬if she lost her
job£¬she must depend on Rochester to live£¬thus independence
said goodbye to her£¬she was only a thing of Rochester£®Jane was
good at self¡ªcontro1£® She could grasp herself very wel£¬ never
losing sense of propriety£¬in what she did or said£® For example£¬
at the party£¬Jan e kept silent though her heart was very exciting¡£
From the others point of views£¬ Blan che Ingrain£® as a typical
representative of the rich class was so be autifu1£® She was the ide¡ª
al wife of Roc hester£® If Roc hester married Ingrain £¬ it was natu¡ª
ra1£®Because in that society£¬people¡¯s sense of love was on the
basis of money£®In their eyes£¬money was everything£¬money was
marriage£® For the sake of money they could ma rry anyone even
though the husban d or th e wife was an idi ot£® So the marriage be ¡ª
tween Rochester and Ingrain was fair an d reasonable£® But witII
the development of plot£¬ Miss Ingrain was proved to be a loser£®
Jane defeated her though Jane had no property and beauty£®Jane s
plainness£¬ poverty£¬ position an d disposition were contrasted to
Ingrain obviously£® Jane Was 80 calm£¬ kind£¬ intelligent£¬ sympa¡ª
thetic and thoughtful£¬while Ingrain s mind was poor and hypo¡ª
critica1£® She had no sympathy at al1£® She planned to marry
Rochester onl y because of Roc hester s property£¬ Ingrain tried her
best to fascinate Rochester again and again£¬ unfortunaiely£¬she
failed again and again£® Jane Was fully aware of it£® She wit¡ª
nessed ¡°their repeated failure¡±£®
@ The party was the climax of the
novel an d the essence of the bok£®At the party£¬Jane s victory
was complete£® According to her be autiful pe rsonality an d the
strength of noble spirit£¬Jane drove away those aristocrats from
competitive stage£®High position and great wealth showed by no¡ª
ble class was put aside£®Jan e got glorious victory£®
As for the love between Jane an d Roc hester Jan e insisted on
her own opinion£¬keeping independent aJl the time£® Why Jane
would love Rochester?Because Rochester treated her equaUy£¬not
considering her as a servant£® At the beginl1ing£¬ when JaIle real¡ª
ized Rochester s special feeling to her£¬ she always kept her dis¡ª
tance£® Gradually they fell into deep love£® JaIle stm rese nred her
di ity£® She didn t give up her job£¬ a g0veØ¢less wh0 was eco¡ª
nomicaUy independent£® Later on£¬ when Jane thought Rochester
was g0ing to marry Ingram£¬ she decided to leave to find a new
job f0r living though she was very IIliserable at that moment£® She
said nm lv £º¡°I m n0 bird
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and n0 net ensnares£¬ I am a humaJl
being with an independent will£¬ which I now exert to leaVe you¡°£®
@Jane knew she was the just person whom Rochester loVed£¬ but
she also knew if she didn t leave after Rochester and Ingram got

married£¬ she couldn t be an independent person at Thornfield
£® In
some degree£¬ in her opinion£¬ she turned to be a poverty of
Rochester£® Then she would lose her dignity which Was most appreciated
by her£® If Rochester couldn t treat her equally£¬ she
couldn t stay with him any longer£® She retorted excitedly£º ¡°Do
you think I can stay to be come nothing to you? Do you think I aiR
an automation?¡ª¡ªa ma chi ne without feelings? And can bear to
have my morsel of bread snatched from my lips£¬ and my drop of
living water dashed from my cup? Do you Çúnk£® because I¡¯m
poor£¬obscure£¬ plain an d little£¬ I gin soulless and heartless?You
á¶nk wrong!Ò»I have as much soul as you£® as full as much
heart! And if God had gifted me with some beauty£¬ and much
wealth£¬ I should have ma de it as hard for you to lcave me£¬as it
is now for me to leave you£® I¡¯m not talking to you now though
the mediuln of customs conventionalities£® nor even of mortal
flesh£ºÒ»it is my spirit that addresses your spirit£»just as if both
had passed through the grave£¬and we stood at God s feet£¬equal£¬
Ò»as we are!Åð¡·These words expressed complete1y Jan e s rebe1£®
1ious spirit£®She thought she was equal to Rochester£®Jane made
the strongest voice of revolt as an independent huma n£® Jane in¡ª
sisted on her o~ntl outlo k on life£¬ defending human dignity£¬ an d
protecting her feelings from being violated£®Jane would rather aban
doned comfortable life at Thomfield than lose independence£®
At last£¬when Jane decided to ma rry Rochester£¬she refused extravagance£®
Luxurious clothes and jewelry were meaningless for
her£® She Wash t ¡°a Jew¡ªusurer£¬ seeking good investment in
lan d£®¡¯¡¯@ What Jane needed was a happy family and a man wh¡£
gave his confidence an d treated her equally£®
The fate often made fun of Jane£® On the wedding between
Jane and Rochester£® Jan e was told that Rochester had married
before£® Bertha Mason£¬ a mad woman was his wife who had been
living at a loom at Th omfield£® At the bad news£¬Jane was very
reaso nab le£® Th ough every feeling revolted against leaving
Rochester£¬ Mr£® Roc hester wanted her not to go and live with
him£¬she still made a decision to leave£®She knew if she agreed
with Rochester£¬ she woul d fell into the category of mistress and
lost her respect£® The dream of freedom£¬ happiness and the in¡ª
dependence which she was looking forward to were fancies£® Being
a mistress was a tragedy£® The strength of reason was power over
emotion£®Jane left Thornfield resolutely to meet unknown fate in
the foture£®
T0 get dignity£¬ freedom and independence£¬ Jane had
roamed for two days£® She almost starved to death£® Luckily£¬ St
John helped her£®Jane was arranged to be with St John s sisters£®
Jane won the sisters love because Jane was so firm£¬kind and in¡ª
telligent£®But Jane didn t want to depend on her cousins for liv¡ª
ing£¬she accepted the job offered by St John£¬acting as a teacher
in a village schoo1£® Jane gained social respect because of her
hardworking£® Thus£¬ she was self¡ªsufficient and entirely relied
on herself Her independent and rebellious characters were further deepe ned£®
Jane s spirits of revolt was obviously expressed by her re£®
fusal 0f St John S ofer of marriage£®Jan e never cha nged her will
to folow St John£®She thought£¬¡°If I join St John£¬I abandon half
myself, if I go to India£® I go to prema ture death¡±
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¡°if I do made
the sacrifice he urges£¬ I'l throw al on the altar¡ªheart£¬ vitals£¬
the entife victims£®¡¯¡¯@Jane said to St John
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¡°I scom your idea 0f
love¡±£® Jane dared to rebel against St John S ofer because she
thought they were equa1£®She had the right to rebel against him£®
Since St John only loved God£¬getting ready to devote his everything
even life to religion£¬he WaSh t worth being loved by Jane£®
In Jane S eyes£¬St John COuld live as a tol to serve God£®Jane s
rebe llious wil was to finn£¬ St John S every efort couldn t
change her idea£®Jan e knew if she agreed with St John £¬she was
also a to l to se rve him£® Happiness and indepe ndence wouldn t
belong to her any longer£® She wouldn t get true love forever£¬ she
must do wha t she wanted to do£® She wouldn t be tray her wil1£®
Her sincere love for Rochester finally cause d her to go back to
Thomfield£®
Influenced by psychic experience£¬ Jane seemed to hear
Rochester s supe rnatural cal1£® Her spirit felt victorious over her
body£¬ so Jane revisited Th ornfield£®Surprisingly£¬Everything at
Thomfield cha nged£º the hall lied in ruins£® Th omfield was destroyed
in a big fire£® It was Rochester s lunatic wife who set fire
to the Hal1£® Rochester was the last to leave the burning Hal1£®
Unfortunately£¬ when Rochester tried to save hi s mad wife£¬ he was
injured badly£®Now£¬his wife was dead£¬ he was blind in both
eyes an d crippled by losing an a¿§£® He was n t the rich man as
be fore£® He ha d already lost all his prope rty£® At this moment£¬ in
common people s eyes£¬ it was not proper for Jan e to marry
Rochester£®What s more£¬Jane was now rich£®Her Uncle John in
Madeira had died and left her inheritance£® However£¬ in spite of
common barriers£¬Jane married Rochester£®She told Rochester she
would be his neighbor£¬ his nurse£¬ his house keeper£¬ she didn t
think Rochester was ruin£¬ lighting¡ªstruck tree£® Nothing could
stop her£® To be Rochester s wife was happy as she could be on
the earth£®Jan e got true love£¬freedom and independence£®Just as
she said£® ¡°I hold myself supremely blest¡ª ¡ª blest beyond what
language can express£» because I am my husband s life as fully as
he is mine£® No woman was ever nearer to her mate than I am £º
ever m0re absolute1v bone 0f his bone£® and fh sh of his fresh£®¡¯¡¯@
Jane s special character ran thmugh the whole n0ve1£® In
this n0vel£¬ Jane was p0rtIlayed¡¯a rebelli0us f male who always
struggled with the unf_air s0ciety fbr human dignity£¬ indepen¡ª
dence£¬ flÍÓed0m and true l0ve£¬ At anv time£¬ Jane was self£®
kn0wledPIeable£¬ h0nest and cauti0us£® As l0ng as s0me0ne insulled
and trampled up0n her huíön dignity£¬ she w0uld make Vici0us
and ruthless reprisals£® Jane 0nlv l0ved th0se wh0 l0ved her and
struck back at th0se wh0 struck her£® Jane looked t00 weak to
wiIhstand a lst of wind£¬ while she was strong£¬ faithful and

brave£® In the face of any dim culties£® she never escaped but
faced them courageously£®Jane would rather starve to death than
be Rochester s mistress£¬ Jane broke through all handicaps and
married Roc hester£®Her moral strength caused Mr£® Roc hester to
lean finally on her in every emergency£¬ an d Roc hester felt he
coul d not leave her£® Her generous nature revealed itself in her
added love far Adele when she heard about her background£®
Jane s compassion an d willingness to forgive offered Mrs£®Reed a
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