Appreciation: Jane Eyre, a woman who pursues equality and independence, is doomed to struggle in the secular world. Of course, she broke away from the concept of golden marriage and love, which is just angry words that girls like to say.
2. "In the future, whenever you think Mr. Rochester has a good impression on you, take out two portraits for comparison."
Appreciation: Two portraits, one is the ugly self, and the other is the beautiful Miss Branch. Our Miss Jane Eyre wants to suppress her feelings by denying her appearance. But judging from the development behind the novel, when a woman falls in love with a man, any emotional repression is futile.
3. Rochester: "You are very calm. How can an orphan with such a low status like you be so calm? " Jane: "It comes from my head, sir," Rochester: "I see it, the one on your shoulder?" Jane: "Yes, sir," Rochester: "Do you have a similar idea? Jane: I think it has everything, sir. "
Appreciation: Expressed her passionate pursuit of spiritual freedom and equality, and dared to pursue true and complete love.
I feel an inexplicable sense of freedom and victory that I have never felt before, as if I broke the invisible bondage and finally gained unexpected freedom.
Appreciation: Jane Eyre vented the injustice she suffered in the past nine years, making her taste of revenge "freedom and victory" for the first time, vividly describing Jane Eyre's temporary relaxation and happiness.
5. but if you can't avoid it, you must endure it. If you can't stand what you are destined to stand, it is a sign of weakness and stupidity.
Appreciation: Helen, Jane's beloved friend, said a seemingly ordinary but reasonable sentence to her. Facing the injustice of life, we should learn to be patient, stand the test, and show courage and perseverance to tide over the difficulties.