Charlotte Bronte 'Jane Eyre'. Summary for 1 minute.

Jane Eyre lost her parents when she was a child. She lived with a terrible aunt and nasty cousins. Later she was sent to Lovud boarding house. Jane had been studying for 6 years and teaching for 2 years. But then she decided to find an other job and started to work as a governess in the Thornfield estate. There she met Edward Rochester, the owner of this house. After some time difficulties, events, horrors, fears they fell in love. And Jane agreed to marry Edward. But it turned out that marriage is impossible. Jane was forced to leave this place forever. She was wandering for several days wothout money, food or home. But kind people sheltered her and they became a family. But not a little time had passed. Afterwards Jane worked as a teacher, received a huge inheritance and almost married her friend... She returned to Thornfield, it burned down. But she found her love. And stayed with Edward Rochester forever.

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Title: Jane Eyre: a very significant inspiration of life!

Wednesday 3rd April 2024

Raniero Cicconetti
Campli, Abruzzo, Italy

"A wonderful novel that Today I finished to carefully and emotionally read!

It was a great fortune and an uncomperaible choice for me, to have been able to read it, as well as a deep emotion to be able to share this state of mind of mine.

The most emotional novel I have read in my life. It is the truth!

From beginning to end, it completely involved me, as a valuable reading can do to a heart sensitive to the inspirational innovations of sincere and profound ideals, which draw inspiration from the difficulties of life.

The unshakable will of the protagonist Jane Eyre to be independent, free from rigid and unjust social conventions, to be able to fight for the values ​​she considers fundamental and indispensable! It seems written today, due to the beauty of the plot and the writer's style, even if it needs to be contextualised in mid-nineteenth century England.

Highly recommended to everyone!"