Jane Eyre

The play is about an orphan girl, Jane Eyre, who lost his parents and raised by her aunt, Mrs. Reed, in Gateshead, who hates the girl and only took it because her husband (brother of Jane's father)did promise it. Reed's children hate the girl, especially John, which he hits. But Jane always loses and after a time that John hits, she is locked in a room, just to defend. There, she thinks he seesthe ghost of his uncle. So, Jane lives a nightmare until Mrs. Reed sends her to study at Lowood, a charity school for orphaned girls or few resources directed by Mr. Brocklehurst. There, Jane and allthe girls are oppressed by the owner (Blokhurst) are not fed properly, are few and shabby clothes, are insulted and punished excessively, etc. Then, a typhus epidemic attacks the school and manystudents are killed, including a close friend of Jane, Helen Burns, whom he loved it. After that, the school gets public attention and improve conditions for students. Here ends the first part of thenovel.

Jane Eyre spent eight years at Lowood, six as a student and two as a teacher. Then he went to work as a governess at Thornfield because it placed an ad in the newspaper offering his services.There he teaches Adele Varens, a child adopted by the landlord, Mr. Rochester, Jane knows that after a few months of living there. Jane finds a strange mystery revolving around Rochester and Grace Poole(a servant with a slightly devilish laugh as Jane). Then Jane falls in love with Mr. Rochester. However, Jane fight this feeling as Edward Rochester does not believe it can be fixed, he being of noblebirth. Furthermore, it appears that he will marry Miss Ingram, wife of his own class. Jane suffers from this

. Mrs. Reed became ill because his son died and other health complications and requeststhe presence of Jane. Rochester gives permission for a week, but it takes months to return. Mrs. Reed confesses to Jane that has an uncle who still lives and gives him a letter. Shortly after he...