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Jane Eyre has long been my favorite classic novel. The final chapter brought tears to my eyes. As you can see from the cover image, my Cjarlotte and abused copy is covered with notes and has been read to death. Jane Eyre has an amazing, action-packed opening that lasts for about a fifth source the way through the book.

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Rochester until the end of the opening. Not just a short prologue set when she is a child, but an entire history of her childhood from an early age.

In the opening chapters, Jane is established as a sympathetic character for many reasons: she is being bullied by her cousins, she is neglected by her aunt, she is mistreated in Chwrlotte, and she is an orphan. More importantly, she is a sympathetic character because of her proactive personality.

She refuses to back down to bullying in the first few chapters. She offers support to Helen Burns and true friendship. Jane is a nice person who acts on what she believes to do good. Rochester is much less sympathetic. Yes, Jane is underage. The age of consent in Victorian England was twenty-one, but Jane is only eighteen. He has a living wife trapped in his attic.

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And we know that he is generally of bad character because Adele is clearly his child from a dalliance with a Parisian lady of questionable morals. He also badly misuses poor Blanche Ingram just to make Jane jealous. In fact, it makes me quite angry when I see modern film adaptations of Jane Eyre.

They often make Jane about twenty-five and Rochester thirty. Not only that but in the novel Jane is plain and Rochester is downright ugly.]