Rezension zu "Jane Eyre" von Charlotte Bronte

Ich versuche die Rezension in english zu schreiben, doch es ist schon einige Jahre her seit meinem letzten english summary ;)

Jane Eyre is a young girl, orphaned as a baby. Both her mother and father died together from a type of fever. Jane has to live with her cruel Aunt Reed, who only takes her in as the result of a promise to her husband (Janes oncle) on his deathbed. Mrs. Reed does not treat Jane so very well, and her son often beats and verbally abuses her. Jane grows up for many years very unhappy. Finally Jane is sent to Lowood Institution and she attends this school for over eight years; after a couple years, the standard of living at the school is improved. The first time in life she has found friends, Helen Burns, and Ms. Temple, a teacher. These two individuals greatly affect Jane's personality and character. Especially related to personal philosophy, religion, and treatment of others.

Jane spends the last few years at Lowood as a teacher. Miss Temple finally marries, and Jane places an advertisement for a position as a governess in the local paper. Soon she is contacted by a Mrs. Fairfax, about the position of governess in Millcote, -shire, for a young single girl. Jane gets leave from Lowood and journeys to Millcote to take the position.
There she begins as governess for Adèle Varens, a young French girl, and ward of the master of Thornfield Hall, Mr. Rochester and in Thornfield Hall she lives now. Jane begins to spend much time with Rochester; they grow a great friendship and affection for each other. Jane begins to realize she is falling in love with Mr. Rochester. Simultaneous to this, it appears that Rochester is courting the hand of Blanche Ingram, in hopes of marrying her. This turns out to simply be a ploy by Rochester to make Jane jealous, and increase her love for him.
During her time in this house, she has noticed the presence of a terrible secret in the attic....

Ein tolles Buch das ich immer wieder gerne lese, ob in english oder in deutsch!