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4. "You may not do such a thing; However, if you do, Mr. Blocker Hurst will definitely expel you from school; That will make your relatives very sad. It is better to hold your temper and endure the pain that no one else feels except you than to take an action rashly and let the bad consequences affect all the people related to you; Besides, the Bible also tells us to repay evil with good. "

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"But since we can't avoid it, we can't help but endure it; It is weak and stupid to say that you can't stand what fate is destined to put up with. "

These are two short sentences from Helen Jones, a girl whom Jane and Lloyd know, to answer Jane's question, why didn't she resist the insult and punishment from Miss Schechild. Jane can't understand her tolerance for the punisher and won't agree to this. Jane's idea is "... some people, no matter how much I like them, still hate me, then I can't help but hate them;" Some people give me unfair punishment, so I have to resist. This is a natural thing. Just as some people love me, I love them, or I am willing to be punished when I feel that I should be punished. " . Sometimes, I don't agree with it, but I can understand it. The mind of a teenager who is dependent on others is so mature that he can think of the situation of people related to him, think for others, keep the pain for himself and endure it silently, which is not something that everyone can do. Personality, environment and experience all add up to make Helen such a patient girl.

5. "Do you think I will stay and become someone you think is insignificant? Do you think I am an automatic machine? A machine without feelings? Can I take a bite of bread from my mouth and spill a drop of living water from my cup? Do you think that because I am poor, humble, unattractive and short, I have no soul and no heart? You think wrong! My soul is the same as yours, and my heart is exactly the same as yours! If God gives me a little beauty and a little wealth, I will make it as hard for you to leave me as it is for me to leave you now. I'm talking to you now, not through customs, conventions, or even through mortal bodies-but my spirit is talking to your spirit; Just as both of them passed the grave, we stood at the heel of God and were equal-because we were equal! "

This is part of a conversation between Jane and Mr. Rochester. Rochester said that she had found a job to cross the sea to Ireland, but she regretted not letting her go. In addition, Jane thought that Luo was going to marry Miss Ingram. I think Luo may be sounding out Jane's ideas. These words shocked Rochester and made him understand his true feelings. After several conversations, they reconciled, and their feelings deepened, and they decided to get married and stay together forever. Jane's enthusiasm, firmness, passionate feelings and the spirit of independence and equality are the basis for her to get the love she yearns for, which makes me admire and admire. Excerpts from Jane Eyre's reading notes

1. The strangest thing is that no one in the house noticed her habit except me, or seemed surprised by it. No one talked about her status or work, and no one pitied her loneliness.

2. The old woman burst into laughter under her hat and belt. Then he took out a short chimney, lit a cigarette and began to smoke. After indulging in this sedative for a while, she straightened up, took down the chimney from her mouth, stared at the fire and said unhurriedly, "You are very cold; You are sick; You are stupid. "

3. His manners are very polite, but his accent sounds a little strange-not completely foreign, but not completely British. He is about the same age as Mr. Rochester-between thirty and forty. His skin color is particularly grayish yellow, otherwise he would be a handsome man, especially at first glance. If you look closely, you will find that there is something unpleasant or unlovable on his face. His facial features are very standard, but they are too loose. His eyes are big and pleasing to the eye, but the anger from them is empty and boring-at least I think so.

4. He and his partners retreated behind the curtain, while a group of people led by Colonel Dent sat down in semi-circular chairs. One of them, Mr. Heaton, noticed me and seemed to suggest that I should join them, but Mrs. Ingram immediately rejected his suggestion.

5. I did as he told me. The guests stared at me as I passed through them. I found Mr. Mei Sen, delivered the message and left the room in front of him. After I led him into the library, I went upstairs.

6, I don't like the same idea repeatedly-I don't like the same image appearing strangely again and again. I was embarrassed when I was about to go to bed and the illusion was about to appear. Being inseparable from the baby of my dreams, I woke up that moonlit night after hearing a cry. The next afternoon, I was called downstairs and sent a message that someone wanted to see me, waiting in Mrs. Fairfax's room. When I got there, I saw a gentleman-servant-like man waiting for me. He was dressed in mourning and his hat was surrounded by a black veil.

7. My pulse stopped, my heart stopped beating, and my outstretched arm froze. The cry disappeared and did not rise again. To tell the truth, no matter who makes such a cry, the terrible scream can't be repeated immediately. Even the vultures with huge wings on the Andes can't scream twice in this way. The screaming thing has to slow down before it has the strength to scream again.

8. I gave her a shilling. She took out an old stocking from her pocket, put the money in it, tied it with socks and put it back. She asked me to reach out and I did. She put her face close to my palm and looked at it carefully, but didn't touch it.

9. I went back to my room, found a sponge from the washstand, found salt from the drawer, and went back the same way. He still waited, holding a key in his hand. He approached one of the small black doors, inserted the key into the lock hole, but stopped to talk to me.

1. When I entered the door, the library looked very quiet, and the witch-if she did-was comfortably sitting in an easy chair in the corner of the chimney. She wore a red cloak and a black bonnet, or rather a wide-brimmed gypsy hat, tied to her chin with a striped handkerchief. There is an extinguished candle standing on the table. She leaned over the stove, and by the light of the fire, she seemed to be reading a little black book like a prayer book. As she read it, she murmured something like most old women. When I came in, she didn't put down her book immediately, as if she wanted to finish reading a paragraph.

11. At about 5: p.m. on May 1st, I went to the gatehead concierge, and I went in to have a look before going to the mansion. It is very neat, with small white curtains hanging on the decorative windows, spotless floors, polished grates and stoves, and bright flames burning in the stove. Bessie sat by the fire, feeding the youngest child, and Robert and his sister were playing quietly in the corner.

12. The tranquility and ease of the night were broken by a wild and harsh scream that resounded through Thornfield House.

13. When I opened the seal and read the letter carefully, I continued to drink my coffee (we were having breakfast). The coffee is very hot, and I think the sudden blush on my face is due to it. However, I don't want to think about why my hands are shaking and why I can't help spilling half a cup of coffee on the plate.

14. In this case, I have to listen carefully and watch carefully to see if there is any movement of wild animals or demons in the nest over there. But since Mr. Rochester came, it seems to have been overwhelmed. I only heard three noises all night, and there was a long interval between them-a squeaky footstep, a heavy and brief barking sound, and a deep groan.

15. I usually pull the curtain to sleep, but I forgot to put down the blinds that time. As a result, a bright full moon (because the night was fine that day) followed its own track and came to the sky opposite my window, peeping at me through the unobstructed window glass and waking me up with her beautiful eyes. In the dead of night, I opened my eyes and saw the clear silver round face of the moon. It is beautiful but too solemn. I half owe my body and stretch out my hand to pull the curtain.

16. Mr. Rochester opened the thick window, lifted the linen curtain and tried to let the moonlight into the room. I was surprised and happy to see the dawn coming. What a beautiful rose beam is beginning to light up the eastern sky! Later, Mr Rochester approached Mei Sen, and the surgeon was already treating him.

17. Leah shook her head, and the conversation came to an abrupt end. All I can guess from here is this: there is a secret in Thornfield, and I was deliberately excluded from it.

it was a long time before the tent was opened again. The second act of performance is more carefully prepared than the first act. As I have observed before, the living room has been padded two steps higher than the dining room. On the top step one or two yards back in the living room, there is a huge marble basin. I recognize it as an ornament in the greenhouse-goldfish are raised in it at ordinary times, surrounded by exotic flowers and plants-it is large and heavy, and it must have taken some trouble to move here.

19. The guessing party is whispering again. Obviously, they can't agree on the words or phrases expressed in this play. Colonel Dent, their spokesman, wanted to show the "complete scene", so the curtain fell again. Jane Eyre's reading notes 1

During this holiday, I read the book Jane Eyre. Jane Eyre, the protagonist in the book, has a noble heart, and her tenacious spirit often touches me, so I can't wait to finish reading this world famous book almost at one breath.

Jane Eyre's mother died when she was a child, and she was placed under the fence and was bullied. Later, she went to an orphanage, and she had no friends. The dean was very bad. She asked Jane Eyre to clean the table and mop the floor. After a little touch, she was going to play Jane Eyre, and Jane Eyre suffered a lot.

In this way, Jane Eyre grew up in loneliness. She is poor, short and plain, but with a strong and noble heart and self-esteem, she became a governess. The owner of this family has a gentle temper. He treats Jane well and they fall in love soon. However, just when they really love each other, Jane Eyre discovers that the host family still has a wife, and Jane Eyre leaves sadly. Later, the male owner set fire to the manor because of his crazy wife, and the female director died in the fire, which made the male owner blind. Just when the host was desperate and lonely, Jane Eyre returned to the host's side. After all kinds of difficulties, they finally got the most sincere and precious love.

how to see the rainbow without experiencing wind and rain. Jane loves him from a little girl to a slim girl. The only constant of Jane Eyre is kindness, strength and self-confidence. < P > In life, many people like Jane Eyre have experienced hardships, won the trust of others with their kindness, and thus produced sweet fruits. Life needs to be paid and sincere, and I hope there will be good results among good people in the world. 2

With the mentality of dealing with business, I reluctantly picked up this book Jane Eyre, which I had forgotten for a long time. I have to admit that my reading attitude fluctuated with the development of the storyline, and I was deeply attracted by the storyline. When Jane Eyre was scolded, I couldn't help but take a sympathetic look at the child who was teased by fate, or in her eyes, this so-called sympathy was contempt for her.

or the appearance of Helen and Miss Tempore made her learn to change, but in our spare time, we have to feel the ruthlessness and indifference of the society at that time. With every time Jane Eyre saved the day, I couldn't help cheering for her. When she bravely refused St. John's proposal and insisted on her true love, I was moved by her choice. When she went to take care of the disabled Rochester, it brought people not only touching, but also spiritual shock.

What's more important in each experience is to write a young girl's emotional entanglements and mental journey, her spiritual contradictions and inner conflicts, and her longing, longing and pursuit for a free and happy life, which fully shows the heroine's enthusiasm, contempt for customs and pursuit of liberation.

From Jane Eyre, we have to be thankful for today's life. Comparatively speaking, what we lack is reflected in Jane Eyre. No matter in spirit or in life, anything about Jane Eyre should be a model for us to learn and a model for today's society. Jane Eyre's reading notes 3

After reading the excerpts from Jane Eyre, I was deeply touched.

but I also have many questions.

(1) Why didn't Jane Eyre marry him when she was in Gao Fushuai, Rochester? And marry after he is disabled and blind?

(2) Why is Rochester called Jane Eyre "Jane"

(3) Jane Eyre is so imaginative, why not become a poet

(4) Did Charlotte Brontexq experience something similar?

(5) Is the famous saying in Jane Eyre said by Jane Eyre or Charlotte Brontexq?

(6) Where did Jane Eyre's parents go? What the hell happened to them?

What impressed me most was Jane Eyre's famous saying: Why did you tell me this? She has nothing to do with you and me. Do you think I have no feelings because I am poor and unattractive? I will, too. If God endows me with wealth and hair removal, I will make it as hard for you to leave me as it is for me to leave you now. God didn't do this, our spirits are the same! Just as you and I passed through the grave, we will stand before God!

This sentence shows how patriarchal Britain is and how dissatisfied Jane Eyre is with all this.

It taught me to be independent, not to pursue it blindly, but to have a kind heart and a pair of observant eyes.

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