Appreciation of Jane Eyre's famous quotes 1. Do you think I will stay here insignificant? Do you think I am a robot without emotions? Do you think that because I am poor, humble, unattractive, and insignificant, I have no soul or heart? You are wrong. I have as much soul and as full heart as you. If God gave me a little beauty and a lot of money, I would make it difficult for you to leave me, just as it is difficult for me to leave you now. I am not speaking to you now through the rules of social life and customs, but my soul is speaking to your soul.

Appreciation:

Jane Eyre, a woman who pursues equality and independence, is destined to struggle in the world. Of course she has broken away from the golden boy, well-matched views on love and marriage. These words are just angry words that girls like to say.

2. "From now on, whenever you think Mr. Rochester has a crush on you, take out the two portraits and compare them."

Appreciation: Two There are two portraits, one is the ugly self, the other is the beautiful Miss Blanche. Our Miss Jane Eyre wants to suppress her emotions by denying her appearance. However, judging from the later development of the novel, when a woman falls in love with a man, any suppression of emotions is in vain.

3. Rochester: "You are very calm. Where does an orphan with a low status like you come from?"

Jane: "It comes from my mind." , sir."

Rochester: "That's what I saw on your shoulder?"

Jane: "Yes, sir."

Rochester: "Do you have anything else similar in your mind?"

Jane: "I think it has everything, sir."

Appreciation:

It expresses her pursuit of spiritual freedom, equality, passionate feelings, and her courage to pursue true and complete love.

4. I felt a strange sense of freedom and victory that I had never experienced before, as if I had broken through the invisible constraints and finally gained unexpected freedom.

Appreciation:

Jian. Ai vented out all the injustice she had suffered over the past nine years, giving her the first taste of revenge, "a sense of freedom and victory." The image vividly describes Jane's temporary relaxation and happiness.

5. But if you can’t avoid it, you have to endure it. Not being able to endure what you are destined to endure is a sign of weakness and stupidity.

Appreciation:

Jian. Love's good friend Helen said something to her that seemed ordinary but made sense. Facing the unfairness of life, we should learn to be patient with many things, stand the test, show our courage and perseverance, and overcome difficulties.

6. Flowers peek out from under the green leaves, including snowdrops, crocuses, purple primroses, golden-eyed pansies, etc. Now, we take a half-day off every Thursday afternoon to go for a walk, and we find cuter flowers blooming beside the paths and under the fences.

Appreciation:

Jian. Love adapted to school life and began to slowly discover the beauty of life. "Lovely flowers are blooming." Here becomes Jane. The turning point of love's character.