this novel was originally published as
Jane Eyre an autobiography welcome to
watchmojo.com and in this installment of
mojo notes we’ll be exploring ten things
you should know about Charlotte
brontë’s Jane Eyre you draw the drive
me to madness and break some me a human
law number ten about the author born in
1816 in Thornton England Charlotte
Bronte was one of six children which
included fellow novelists Emily and Anne
Bronte following their mother’s death
Charlotte was mostly homeschooled and
soon began publishing poems under a pen
name despite several family deaths she
found success with writing novels but
her health deteriorated too she died in
1855 number nine influences and
inspirations Jane Eyre is based on many
of Bronte’s personal experiences though
it’s still a work of fiction
for instance the school she attended
with her sisters inspired Lowood while
some family members inspired the story’s
characters while it’s mainly a
coming-of-age novel Jane Eyre also
includes elements of gothic fiction
naturalism melodrama and social
criticism number eight settings and era
though Jane Eyre is set during 19th
century England most of the places and
buildings mentioned are made up the
different places where the title
character and protagonist spends her
time represent the different stages of
her life Gateshead Lowood school
Thornfield hall and so on number seven
plot narrated in the first-person the
novel follows Jane Eyre through her
childhood to adulthood after being taken
in by her uncle’s family following her
parents deaths she suffers much abuse by
her aunt and cousins
oh there you are that book belongs to me
right it belongs to my uncle read at
Lowood she is publicly shamed by a
school official but find support from a
friend and teacher while being the
governess of Thornfield Hall Jane falls
in love with the master of the house
Edward Rochester I’m not fond of
children nor do I particularly enjoy
simple-minded old ladies but you might
suit me when she discovers he’s already
married and has locked up his wife
Bertha Mason Jane Leeves
and strikes out on her own passing out
from starvation one day Jean is saved by
the clergyman Sinjin rivers Oscar her
name what’s your name
tell us how we may help you he and his
sisters take her in and they discovered
they’re related through their late uncle
after considering sin Jen’s marriage
proposal
Jane returns to Thornfield and finds
mrs. Rochester has killed herself
I expect that mrs. Poole took too much
of the gin and water and she slept the
lady mrs. Rochester on up the keys did
what she failed to do a year ago set the
whole place to fire
despite Rochester’s disfiguration from a
fire Jane’s love for him in jurors and
they are married
number six Jane Eyre where are your
parents
dead you remember them no as the novel’s
main character we learn from Jane that
she’s an orphan and had an abusive
childhood this has pushed her to retreat
into her own world yet Jane is also very
passionate and doesn’t believe in unjust
punishment so she’ll make her beliefs
known if need be children must be
corrected for their faults deceit is but
my fault you’re passionate uncle Reed
isn’t heaven
so am i mother and father they know how
you hate me wishing me dead they can see
they see everything you do and they will
judge you mrs. Reed she carries this
into adulthood as demonstrated by her
refusal to stay with Rochester when she
finds out he’s already married I must
respect myself she is a teacher to
others but Jane also accepts guidance
and mentoring from other females when it
comes to men Jane is more likely to
stand her ground but she can be
forgiving and romantic
number five Edward Fairfax Rochester
who’s mr. Rochester why the owner of
Thornfield miss Edward Fairfax Rochester
as the master of Thornfield Hall Edward
is an older and not particularly
good-looking man but he’s very
passionate about what he wants
especially Jane he’s critical and
emotionally conflicting nature make him
a bionic hero
it had condemnation for my sake the sake
of any friend who deserved it though he
can be quite violent he justifies his
actions such as locking up his crazy
wife with the reasoning that right and
wrong can be relative according to the
situation James come all of you meet my
wife number four Sinjin Eyre rivers
Sinjin is a clergyman who saves Jane’s
life after she loses consciousness she’s
no vagrant I’m sure of it nice milk for
you while his hospitality shows his
softer side the extremely religious man
is mostly driven by his ambition to
become a missionary in India he’s so
devoted to this that he’s willing to
give up his love for a woman named Miss
Rosamond Oliver because he doesn’t think
she’d make a good wife I want to claim
you favorite instead he asks his cousin
Jane to marry him despite his lack of
feelings for her and ends up going
without her at the end how can I take
out to India a girl of 19 unless she is
my wife I love you as a brother as a
husband now number three values and
themes one of Jane Ayres most prominent
themes is the characters different
approaches to morality what fault do you
find with me I have all my limbs and
features I beg your pardon sir I ought
to have replied the beauty is of little
consequence however society in class
religion the relationship between men
and women as well as love and
forgiveness are also important
number two modern popularity published
in 1857 under Kerr Bell Jane Eyre wasn’t
well-received initially because it
seemed to reject Victorian principles
but thanks to its relatable characters
and intense themes it since become a
staple in high school English literature
again number one adaptations though it’s
been referenced and reworked in
literature the novel has also been
adapted for the screen the most famous
film versions include 1944 s version
with Orson Welles and the 1996 Hollywood
movie everyone got what they wanted
except me even she is better off here
than she would be in a lunatic asylum
but I have spent the last 15 years in
torment do you agree with our list
what’s your favorite piece of Jane Eyre
trivia what will you do with all your
fine accomplishments I will save them
until they wanted they would keep with
new top 10s published every day be sure
to subscribe to watchmojo.com
you
Jane Eyre an autobiography welcome to
watchmojo.com and in this installment of
mojo notes we’ll be exploring ten things
you should know about Charlotte
brontë’s Jane Eyre you draw the drive
me to madness and break some me a human
law number ten about the author born in
1816 in Thornton England Charlotte
Bronte was one of six children which
included fellow novelists Emily and Anne
Bronte following their mother’s death
Charlotte was mostly homeschooled and
soon began publishing poems under a pen
name despite several family deaths she
found success with writing novels but
her health deteriorated too she died in
1855 number nine influences and
inspirations Jane Eyre is based on many
of Bronte’s personal experiences though
it’s still a work of fiction
for instance the school she attended
with her sisters inspired Lowood while
some family members inspired the story’s
characters while it’s mainly a
coming-of-age novel Jane Eyre also
includes elements of gothic fiction
naturalism melodrama and social
criticism number eight settings and era
though Jane Eyre is set during 19th
century England most of the places and
buildings mentioned are made up the
different places where the title
character and protagonist spends her
time represent the different stages of
her life Gateshead Lowood school
Thornfield hall and so on number seven
plot narrated in the first-person the
novel follows Jane Eyre through her
childhood to adulthood after being taken
in by her uncle’s family following her
parents deaths she suffers much abuse by
her aunt and cousins
oh there you are that book belongs to me
right it belongs to my uncle read at
Lowood she is publicly shamed by a
school official but find support from a
friend and teacher while being the
governess of Thornfield Hall Jane falls
in love with the master of the house
Edward Rochester I’m not fond of
children nor do I particularly enjoy
simple-minded old ladies but you might
suit me when she discovers he’s already
married and has locked up his wife
Bertha Mason Jane Leeves
and strikes out on her own passing out
from starvation one day Jean is saved by
the clergyman Sinjin rivers Oscar her
name what’s your name
tell us how we may help you he and his
sisters take her in and they discovered
they’re related through their late uncle
after considering sin Jen’s marriage
proposal
Jane returns to Thornfield and finds
mrs. Rochester has killed herself
I expect that mrs. Poole took too much
of the gin and water and she slept the
lady mrs. Rochester on up the keys did
what she failed to do a year ago set the
whole place to fire
despite Rochester’s disfiguration from a
fire Jane’s love for him in jurors and
they are married
number six Jane Eyre where are your
parents
dead you remember them no as the novel’s
main character we learn from Jane that
she’s an orphan and had an abusive
childhood this has pushed her to retreat
into her own world yet Jane is also very
passionate and doesn’t believe in unjust
punishment so she’ll make her beliefs
known if need be children must be
corrected for their faults deceit is but
my fault you’re passionate uncle Reed
isn’t heaven
so am i mother and father they know how
you hate me wishing me dead they can see
they see everything you do and they will
judge you mrs. Reed she carries this
into adulthood as demonstrated by her
refusal to stay with Rochester when she
finds out he’s already married I must
respect myself she is a teacher to
others but Jane also accepts guidance
and mentoring from other females when it
comes to men Jane is more likely to
stand her ground but she can be
forgiving and romantic
number five Edward Fairfax Rochester
who’s mr. Rochester why the owner of
Thornfield miss Edward Fairfax Rochester
as the master of Thornfield Hall Edward
is an older and not particularly
good-looking man but he’s very
passionate about what he wants
especially Jane he’s critical and
emotionally conflicting nature make him
a bionic hero
it had condemnation for my sake the sake
of any friend who deserved it though he
can be quite violent he justifies his
actions such as locking up his crazy
wife with the reasoning that right and
wrong can be relative according to the
situation James come all of you meet my
wife number four Sinjin Eyre rivers
Sinjin is a clergyman who saves Jane’s
life after she loses consciousness she’s
no vagrant I’m sure of it nice milk for
you while his hospitality shows his
softer side the extremely religious man
is mostly driven by his ambition to
become a missionary in India he’s so
devoted to this that he’s willing to
give up his love for a woman named Miss
Rosamond Oliver because he doesn’t think
she’d make a good wife I want to claim
you favorite instead he asks his cousin
Jane to marry him despite his lack of
feelings for her and ends up going
without her at the end how can I take
out to India a girl of 19 unless she is
my wife I love you as a brother as a
husband now number three values and
themes one of Jane Ayres most prominent
themes is the characters different
approaches to morality what fault do you
find with me I have all my limbs and
features I beg your pardon sir I ought
to have replied the beauty is of little
consequence however society in class
religion the relationship between men
and women as well as love and
forgiveness are also important
number two modern popularity published
in 1857 under Kerr Bell Jane Eyre wasn’t
well-received initially because it
seemed to reject Victorian principles
but thanks to its relatable characters
and intense themes it since become a
staple in high school English literature
again number one adaptations though it’s
been referenced and reworked in
literature the novel has also been
adapted for the screen the most famous
film versions include 1944 s version
with Orson Welles and the 1996 Hollywood
movie everyone got what they wanted
except me even she is better off here
than she would be in a lunatic asylum
but I have spent the last 15 years in
torment do you agree with our list
what’s your favorite piece of Jane Eyre
trivia what will you do with all your
fine accomplishments I will save them
until they wanted they would keep with
new top 10s published every day be sure
to subscribe to watchmojo.com
you
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