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Jane Eyre

The novel, Jane Eyre, written by Charlotte Bronte, is the story of a young orphan by the name of Jane Eyre. Jane, the protagonist and narrator of the story is an orphan since early childhood. Jane feels exiled at the beginning of the novel due to the cruel treatment she receives from her Aunt Reed and cousins. This creates her feeling of alienation. The constant malicious treatment she receives from her so called family causes her to become an angry, rebellious ten-year-old orphan who lacks the love and care needed for a young child. Such unfairness is exemplified early on with the incident between her and her cousin John, when Mrs. Reed tells Mr. Brocklehurst that Jane is a liar, and also when Jane revisits Mrs. Reed on her deathbed.

The malicious treatment towards Jane is demonstrated in the very beginning of the story. Jane is forbidden by her Aunt to play with her cou


In conclusion, Jane Eyre grew up in a very rough environment within the Reed household. After everything that her so-called family put her through I feel strongly that Jane reacted in a very understandable way. There’s nothing else that she could have done being as young as she was. Jane goes through a lot during her years at Gateshead, with her cousins constantly bullying her, Mrs. Reed causing hardships in her new school, the everlasting cruelty from her Aunt and many other things.

Many years later, while Jane is living in Thronfield, Jane hears that her Aunt Reed as suffered from a stroke and is now on her deathbed and she has sent for Jane to speak with her. Jane decides to go back to Gateshead to reunite with her old family. While back at Gateshead she tries to make amends with Mrs. Reed but she wants no part of it, she was still as cruel as always. The reason for Mrs.

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