Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte - Summary and Details in Hindi|Victorian Literature

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Jane Eyre is a novel by Charlotte Brontë that was first published in 1847. It is the love story of Jane Eyre, a plain yet spirited governess and her arrogant, brooding Mr. Rochester
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AI GeneratedThis educational overview explores Charlotte Brontë's *Jane Eyre*, tracing the protagonist's journey from a traumatic childhood to her eventual find of love and independence. It highlights the parallels between Brontë's own life of loss and Jane's struggles with abuse, social isolation, and moral dilemmas, ultimately culminating in a hard-won happy ending with Mr. Rochester.
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So, how are you all? I hope you're all doing well.
So, friends, in today's video, we're going to explore a novel from our third semester, Victorian Literature, Unit 1: Charlotte Brontë's *Jane Eyre*, which is going to be very interesting.
So, before beginning the novel, I'd like to say that if you're new to my channel or watching it for the first time, please subscribe so you can receive such helpful videos on time.
So, now let's begin our novel.
First of all, our novel Jane Eyre was written by Charlotte Brontë.
So, first of all, let's talk about its author, Charlotte Brontë.
So, Charlotte Brontë was the daughter of Patrick Brontë.
And when she was only four years old, she lost her mother as well.
And she had four sisters and one brother.
I mean, she was the third sister among those four sisters.
But gradually, her brothers and sisters fell ill and died.
Then her brother had a problem with his legs, which made it impossible for him to stand.
So, she did a lot for her brother.
I mean, she provided financial support for him.
That's why she took on a teacher's job so she could provide financial support.
There was no interest in teaching, but she did it anyway afterward.
After that, her younger sister Emily, after publishing her book Wuthering Heights, died.
And her younger sister, Annie, was also a novelist.
So, all the members of her family, all her brothers and sisters, were highly educated.
But gradually, they fell ill and died prematurely for some reason.
And when she was twenty-nine, she died at the same time.
I mean, she died young as well.
So, basically, the story of her life, I mean, the story of Brontë's life, is full of loneliness and tragedy.
So, this is the story of Charlotte Brontë.
Now, let's talk about our novel, Jane Eyre.
So, basically, our novel, Jane Eyre, is an autobiography.
Which is to say, Jane Eyre has narrated her own story.
And here, five moments have been told to us.
I mean, five titles have been given to us, with the help of which we will understand Jane's story.
First of all, it is about Jane's early life.
I mean, where she is currently living with her uncle and aunt.
We will learn about that place when she was ten years old.
Okay.
After that, in the next story, we will learn about the Law World School.
I mean, what was her school life like?
After that, when she grew up and became a teacher, how did she meet other people?
And what happened in this story?
First of all, Jane's early life takes place at Gatshead Hall.
So, Jane Eyre used to live at a place called Gateshead Hall.
And the first thing, friends, is that Jane is an orphan girl.
Who lives at her uncle's house, at Mr. Reed's house.
Because when her parents passed away, at that time, her uncle Mr. Reed had taken her to his house.
Thinking that his wife, Mrs. Reed, will also raise her as she does her own children.
She will also give her as much love as she gives to her children.
Okay.
So, thinking this, her uncle took her to his house.
But after a year of bringing her, I mean, everything was fine for a year.
He brought her from Mr. Reed.
He used to love Mr. Reed very much.
And Mr. Reed used to care for her more than for his own children.
He was very kind to her.
Seeing all these things, Mr. Reed's wife, Mrs. Reed, was becoming increasingly irritated.
I mean, she used to get irritated.
Okay.
So, a year after bringing Jane, Mr. Reed passed away.
And when Mr. Reed was about to die, at that time, Mr. Reed made his wife promise that she would take care of Jane.
Okay.
And you will keep her with you.
That's why Mrs. Reed doesn't take her out of the house.
Otherwise, she would have taken her out of the house only after Mr. Reed's death.
If she hadn't promised Mr. Reed.
Okay.
So, Jane's life became very difficult after Mr. Reed's death.
Because Mr. Reed used to take care of her.
He used to speak to her affectionately.
Okay.
He used to take care of her.
But Mrs. Reed used to treat her very badly.
I mean, she used to treat her like a servant.
Because Mrs. Reed appreciated Jane's intelligence and her outspoken nature.
I mean, Jane was very good at reading and writing.
And if anything went wrong with her, she would always raise her voice.
I mean, she didn't keep silent.
Okay.
That is why Mrs. Reed disliked Jane so much.
At the same time, Jane wasn't so beautiful.
And if we talk about Mrs. Reed's daughters.
She had two daughters.
One is Georgiana and the other is Elijah.
Both of them were extremely beautiful.
Okay.
So, Mrs. Reed used to love her children from the very beginning.
But she used to treat ten-year-old Jane very badly.
Okay.
So, all these things made Jane's life very difficult.
I mean, Jane was absolutely unhappy in that house.
Okay.
She used to feel very lonely in that house.
Because if we talk about Mrs. Reed's son.
Mrs. Reed's son was also behaving like Mrs. Reed.
I mean the way Mrs. Reed used to treat Jane.
She used to behave badly.
In the same way, her children.
John and his two other sisters.
They also treated Jane very badly.
So, her son John used to torment Jane a lot.
He used to trouble her a lot.
And if we talk about the other side.
There are also two maids in this house.
One of them is called Bessy.
Bessy is very nice and kind.
She shows great mercy toward Jane.
At the same time, she cares deeply about Jane.
She also loves her.
I mean, there's only one Bessy in this house.
Who behaves better than Jane?
The rest of Mrs. Reed and her children.
They don't behave well with Jane.
Jane is solely focused on her studies.
Because Mrs. Reed has forbidden Jane from playing with her children.
That's why Jane doesn't play with anyone.
She doesn't stay here much.
So, most of her time is devoted to studying.
Thus, Jane led a very sad and cheerless life at Get Set Hall.
Because of which she was becoming increasingly aggressive day by day.
She used to feel very lonely.
And one day, John, the son of Mrs. Reed.
He calls her to him.
At the time when Jane was reading the book.
He calls Jane to him.
And as soon as Jane goes to him.
John stabs her.
After that, he is going to stab Jane again.
But Jane was already in a great deal of pain.
Because he hit her first.
So, he took his own life to defend himself from further punches.
I mean, he stabbed John.
At the same time, Mrs. Reed arrived.
I mean, John, the son of Mrs. Reed.
He went to his mother, crying.
To Mrs. Reed.
And he complained to Jane.
That he killed me.
At that time, Mrs. Reed did not see her son's mistake.
So, they punished Jane directly.
They took her directly to the red room.
Now, there is a red room in this house.
Where Mr. Reed passed away.
Because of that, everyone is afraid to go into that room.
So, here is our Jane.
She is also extremely frightened.
She has a strange fear in her mind.
She believes Mr. Reed's soul resides in this room.
Because of that, she was extremely frightened in the room.
When Mrs. Reed locked her in that room.
Because of this, Jane starts screaming out of fear.
So, at the same time, the maid named Bassey.
Who took care of Jane?
She opens the poor Jane.
So, at that time, Mrs. Reed comes again.
And tells her to lock her in that room again.
So, when Jane is locked in that room again.
So, when poor Jane can't do anything.
So, she screams and falls unconscious in that room.
After that, when her eyes open.
So, she finds herself in a hospital.
That her maid was named Bassey.
She took her to the nearby hospital.
In a local hospital.
So, now we will see a doctor there.
The doctor treating her.
When the doctor speaks to her.
So, she feels that.
How Mrs. Reed behaves toward her.
So, maybe this could be a danger to her life.
That means she doesn't take good care of her.
And she saw that too.
Jane is very fond of reading.
That's why the doctor is there.
The doctor thought about speaking to Mrs. Reed.
He spoke with Mrs. Reed.
That you send Jane to the school run by the charity.
Okay.
Because Jane is very fond of reading.
So, here is Mrs. Reed.
First, she didn't answer anything.
It continued like this for three months.
But after that, when the doctor spoke again.
So, after that, Mrs. Reed thought.
Yes, let me send her.
I will eliminate this problem.
Thinking in this way.
Mrs. Reed gave her permission.
Yes, she can go to school.
But when it was time for admission to the school.
So, here we are shown.
The name of the school is Lawood School.
So, this is a school run by a charity.
In which all orphan girls study.
Okay.
It is a hostel-style accommodation.
So, here is a headmaster.
Who is Brocklehurst?
So, this Brocklehurst.
He is a very strict person.
And a very rude kind of person.
Who shows no mercy to all children.
Okay.
He behaves very badly.
So, here when Mrs. Reed met the headmaster.
So, she told the headmaster about Jane.
That Jane is a very cunning and deceitful girl.
This girl lies a lot.
So, at this moment, Jane is hearing all these things from outside.
That her aunt, Mrs. Reed.
How she is provoking the headmaster.
She is telling him so many lies.
She is telling him that Jane is a very cunning and deceitful girl.
So, when she hears all these things.
When her aunt returns to the room.
At this moment, Jane is unable to control her anger.
That's why she speaks very poorly to her aunt.
You are very bad.
Your children are very bad.
So, at this moment, after witnessing such behavior from Jane.
So, Mrs. Reed decides that she has to send this problem out from her house.
So, she sends her to school.
Then on a winter morning.
Jane is sent to school alone.
That poor ten-year-old girl goes to law school all by herself.
So, thus far her unhappy life of Jane.
Her first chapter is complete.
Here, the first chapter of that orphan girl's story comes to a close.
Now let's move on to the second chapter.
So, the second chapter is about Jane's school life.
So, Jane goes to a school named Lawwood.
Which is a charitable organization.
Where orphan girls study.
So, this is a school run by a charity.
Where many orphan girls study.
Basically, they are trained in a Christian manner.
That is how to cultivate patience within yourself.
How to be self-reliant.
How to be hardworking.
These things are taught to them.
But in reality.
In this school.
These orphaned girls are treated very badly.
They are treated in a very cruel manner.
They are not given proper food.
Okay.
And along with that.
It's so cold here.
They have to wake up early in the morning and take a bath in icy water.
And here means.
Whether these girls die from the cold.
Or starve to death.
No one cares.
It means the authority doesn't care.
Whether they are hungry or worried.
But here.
This is just for show.
In the school.
That the school is very strict.
Means.
They enforce discipline at this school so strictly.
Okay.
And the headmaster here.
Mr. Brocklehurst
He especially.
He enjoys it more.
With these girls.
Ways to behave badly.
Ways to exacerbate their problems.
First of all.
They keep all these things.
Means.
They don't get food either.
They don't get to wear them properly.
And.
They are not properly cared for.
On top of that.
They come and exacerbate their other problems.
They enjoy doing this more.
They show.
How strict I am.
Okay.
And.
Death and disease.
It has become very common among these girls.
So when Jane comes here.
Jane puts in a great deal of effort.
Means.
By putting in every effort.
She adjusts here.
This is very strict.
Means.
So hard.
Routine
And.
Means.
How to live.
In such a difficult way.
She adjusts all those things.
Okay.
Because.
Means.
From her old life.
She prefers to live here more.
Means.
When she used to live in Mrs. Reed's house.
People there used to mock her.
Okay.
And.
There.
Although she used to find comfort there.
But.
She was unhappy there.
She used to feel very lonely.
But.
When she came here.
Inside the school.
So here.
She gets a friend.
Means.
She gets a girl.
Her name is Helen.
Who.
She is a very quiet girl.
Means.
She.
If someone has done something wrong to her.
Still she remains silent.
She does not speak.
Okay.
And she remains completely silent.
So.
When Jane met her.
So.
Jane felt very attached to her.
So.
She.
Started talking to Helen.
Started learning about it here.
About the school.
Regarding the teachers here.
So.
Gradually.
Jane and Helen became very good friends.
So.
Here.
Jane was already very happy.
That.
At least.
She is not alone here.
She has friends.
And.
Along with that.
Inside this school.
There was a lady.
Her name was Maria Temple.
Who.
With other girls.
She used to be very kind.
Means.
She.
Loved girls a lot.
Okay.
She used to behave well.
So.
Jane.
Helen
And.
Maria Temple
Madam.
She was very attached to them.
Because of this.
She has adjusted here.
Okay.
So.
After adjusting completely.
All these things were happening.
Then.
Spring
The month comes.
Means.
Spring has arrived.
Flowers bloom all around.
Everything happens.
Greenery happens.
The entire law school.
But.
Along with that.
Here.
A.
Disease called typhus.
Comes.
Due to which.
Many girls.
Affected by this.
And.
Many girls died.
Okay.
So.
Here.
This disease spread.
Because of this.
School people.
Changed their routine.
They.
Left the girls.
They said.
The girls.
Who.
Like to go to the woodlands.
They can go there.
Means.
They can roam through the jungle.
Okay.
Because.
Here.
This disease was spreading.
Because of this.
So.
Because of this.
Many girls were dying.
Because of this.
Girls.
Some girls.
They were sent out of the school.
So.
Likewise.
Jane too.
At this time.
Means.
When this disease arrived.
So.
Jane too.
Went to the hills.
To wander.
Until then.
She spent time on the hills.
After that.
When she comes back.
So.
She comes to know.
From Dr. Bates.
That.
Her friend Helen.
Her too.
Felt extremely ill.
So.
After hearing this.
Jane.
Decided.
That.
She will go to meet her friend Helen.
Where.
In the quarantine room.
Helen is being held.
She will go to that room.
Means.
There.
Maria
Was a teacher.
In her room.
Helen was kept.
So.
One night.
Jane.
Secretly.
Goes to Miss Maria's room.
To meet Helen.
Now.
She meets Helen.
Talks a lot.
Helen
Is very sick.
She has an illness.
That.
Means.
So.
That.
She can die at any moment.
So.
Here.
Helen
Talk to Jane.
And.
Helen says.
That.
I am not afraid of dying.
Because.
It is better to live in this sad world.
I go to my God.
So.
That's why.
I am not afraid of dying.
So.
In this way.
Jane and Helen.
We talked a lot all night.
And.
After that.
Jane
Slept next to Helen.
After that.
The next morning.
Jane woke up.
So.
She saw.
Helen.
Is dead.
So.
Jane was very sad.
To go to Helen.
Because.
She had a friend there.
But.
After that.
It went on like this.
She grew up.
Our Jane.
She grew up.
She became a teacher.
Now.
The time has come.
Ma'am Maria.
She is also married.
Now.
Madam Maria.
From this school.
She resigned from this school.
And left.
Now.
When.
Jane.
She sees that.
Maria ma'am has also left.
So.
She felt extremely lonely.
Because.
Because of Miss Maria.
And Helen.
She was happy there.
But now.
She has left as well.
So.
Now.
She becomes very sad.
After that.
Here.
After living for 8 years.
Jane.
When she becomes a teacher.
So.
For 2 years.
She teaches at this school.
Means.
After that.
She resigns from that school.
So.
From here.
The second phase of her life.
Its second phase.
Ends here.
Means.
Jane's school life has ended.
The law guards life.
Ends.
Now.
We are going to read.
Another page of her life.
So.
Friends.
Now.
The situation is that.
Our Jane.
She has grown up.
And this Jane.
And now she has become a teacher, a woman who once was just a written word.
So what does it do now for this?
She places an ad in a newspaper as a tutor.
Hopefully, someone will hire this guy as a tutor soon.
For teaching
So, if this is a private notice to be read, it indicates that the advertisement it placed in the newspaper
It has been done, and now no one has taken it to their home, meaning a place called Tounfild Hall.
You were able to teach a girl at a private school, who was the one being called by a lady whose name is Miss Ferfex. So, this Miss Ferfex has shown interest in her, inside the Thala's gene, so they have...
When she comes here to start her work, our Jane goes to Thafield Hall, and upon arriving there, she discovers that the Miss Fflemyng who summoned her is the one who lives in the house, and the child she is supposed to teach is not a boy, but a girl whose name
She has been given a job to teach, and Jane learns upon arriving there that Miss Ferfex...
It's the ones who called him here and put him to work—they themselves work right there. Okay, easy servant. The owner of Thaunfield Hall, who is here, constantly comes and goes, but he never spends time here, and he doesn't spend money here either, and he...
When someone inside feels the urge to laugh at the call to prayer, and when they start to lose focus, they are often reminded of many trivial things, and this is precisely what happens inside this heart.
The sound of laughter comes from inside the house.
Here
The kitchen is made of stone and has a tin roof.
The third philo
No one comes or goes there.
He is shutting it down.
But even from there, the sound of laughter still comes.
So
Once, Jane
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Three months pass by while working here
After that, here
We are shown a scene
that which
Mrs. Fairfax is she one day
Gives Jane a letter saying to give this
Come over after posting
Here, the Jane we have is her
She is going to post the letter.
So when you come back
I mean, the throne is empty.
She was coming, so she was on that track
She sees a man approaching on horseback.
And suddenly, that horse
is what happens when it starts to fall down
Jen saves him.
So that Dharaman, that manly one
He can return home from here.
It turns out
Candies are sold, O my beloved, as if they were sweet flowers, but they are actually bitter, like the pain in my heart.
Café Jee portraits are displayed
So Rochester seems to be getting serious.
Alright, show me your move.
Okay? So something like this
When Rochester speaks with Jane
So Jane at first
Rochester seems very lifeless.
So Jane felt very much out of place in that situation.
Jen feels very unwell.
So at first, Jen thought
Jen feels very unwell.
Rochester feels very lifeless.
As Jane first feels in the initial show
As it first appears at the beginning
So when she gets fooled, at that time she tells the French teacher that this adult woman is your daughter.
So, since Rochist is the one who has Adal's dihan, he takes it along with him to England.
But Rochist has doubts about whether Ada is actually his daughter or not.
Because the one who was from Rochester had a slightly darker complexion, while Matt was somewhat tanned.
But the adult woman was extremely beautiful and very fair-skinned, making her doubt whether the woman was really her daughter or not.
Perhaps the French singer had or hadn't called Jute, but he was suspicious about all this. After Jean learned everything, she became slightly confused, yet she was happy because, bit by bit, she began to understand this man—meaning, Rochister had begun to make sense to her.
After that, at night, around two o'clock, some noises began coming from the dome room of Mistar Vrutke. Hearing these sounds, Gene realized that Jain was still awake all night.
She saves Mr. Rochester's life by pulling him out of that room.
Once again, Jane saved Rochester's life. First of all
Saved from falling from the goat, now here, when it was
There's a fire in the room, so there is one here too
Jane saved Rochester's life in this manner.
Rochester also begins to like Jane.
When you look at everything, yes, then let's talk about it now.
When the fire breaks out, Jane Rochester is taken out of the room
At the same time, the laughter coming from inside the house grew even louder and more intense. The register rushed toward the thirteenth floor, where the sound was coming from, and forbade Jane from following him. Then Jane
They also knew about Naoh, who is Mrs. Fehr Fax.
Beforehand, what was going on there in the sexual context, I mean, who was on top, but
Mrs. Fer Fax also did not tell Jane about this matter. Now, since Jane is very
She says that the guy who is the registrar is going to marry a very beautiful lady named Lench, and just as
When Jane finds out about this, she becomes extremely sad, because she starts developing feelings for Register in her heart, and this fact troubles her.
I don't like the idea of Ruchishter getting married to someone else. Okay, so meanwhile, within a few days, the Ruchishter
I used to see her with other girls who were extremely beautiful, like a lady named Blanche, who was always present at the boarding house, with whom Register often flirted, and seeing her made Jane feel very jealous. Okay, so it was like this.
He sees Jain being taken under by someone.
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It was none other than Mr. Rochister, who had come as an old woman, that's right.
Actually, when they decided to tell Jane about their feelings, they told Jane.
With a completely different style, in an incredibly unique fashion, pour out your love with great passion, just as Jane is fine, and at that time.
She was also confused, and at the same time, she was satisfied with this situation, at that very moment.
I will later find out who Mr. Mason is in the flesh, whose arrival causes Mr. Rochester's passion to fade, making his allure dim, alright? This
You become this here, showing us the scene now, when Mason was staying at the Jain residence, at night, a very terrifying scream was heard, so loud that it echoed throughout the entire house. The scream was so intense that everyone was terrified upon hearing it.
Now the Master Registrar is Master Mension.
He went there, up in the mountains, right at the third fall, it's fine, it's there where
Master Mension had stopped. Now go there and straighten the register.
The monkey ran to the cave, climbed up the mountain, reached the peak, and from there, it looked down at the valley, seeing the vast forest below, the endless sky above, and the distant horizon stretching far away.
She has reached the stage of dying.
I mean, he is extremely sick.
She could die at any moment.
And he, at the last moment of his life
I want to meet Jane.
So now, after hearing this bass
Jen is going to meet her aunt
Now here, when it means
She is about to go through the gate set.
So Rochester doesn't want it.
Go to Jen Thaunphils
And mean to go far away from Rochester
Because Rochester had become too attached.
So from Jane through this way
So, at the time of leaving, Rochester did
I also made a promise to Jen that you would come back.
And Jane promised that I would come back.
Alright, then do it quickly
The one who made this promise, Jen
She goes to Mrs. Reed's.
OK
Here, when he
Mrs. Reed's house is located here.
She goes there and looks.
So everything has gone to waste.
I mean the three of them
Kajn were, meaning one
He was Mrs. Reed's son, the son of that aunt.
The one who greatly troubled him was the child's mind.
They were playing a game of chance with the girl.
The entire wave had collapsed.
He took it inside from her.
Okay? This is a sorrowful one.
There was a news about him.
After that, the two sisters he has
It has also somewhere or other gone astray.
What it means is, you never quite understand its true essence.
And Mrs. Reed, meaning Aunt, is absolutely right on the verge of death.
She has already become ill, that much is certain.
At this moment, Mrs. Reed tells Jane how they had
When Jane's uncle, meaning an uncle named John Ayre
Jane had finished her custard, and she was eating it.
And they had quite a bit of money, and they wanted to give all their wealth to Jen.
So Mrs. Reed sent them away by saying this.
She is dead.
Alright
After hearing that, Jane became extremely angry.
But then he thought, she's dying now.
What should I do? He has already forgiven Auntie.
Alright
Now, some days later, Mrs. Reed was here.
She dies.
And even after their death
Jen stays there for a month.
At Mrs. Reed's house
After that, his time to leave comes back again.
So, before going to the Gate's Hall
Mr. Rochester had clearly told him.
She wanted to blend in with the crowd.
Then the real Mr. Rochester was
They wanted to burn Jen.
I mean, they used to make him feel ashamed.
so that in Jen's mind
Love came to Rochester with Umbada
So now Jane is coming back loud and clear
Now, as she returns, she keeps on complaining
So the one who
This is Rochester, from Jane.
Love has arrived
Then, in the middle, those people stand in the garden, firm and resolute.
And then, suddenly, it starts raining heavily, pouring down in torrents.
So they quickly run inside.
And then those people appear, standing beneath the tree.
A lightning strike hits a tree, which, despite being considered a good one, ends up breaking apart. Okay, so this is what we're showing here.
The wedding preparations have begun with great enthusiasm and excitement. Now that Rochister has arrived, he has also sent his daughter Edel to a boarding school. The entire family has now gone to London together to collect the jewels and do some shopping.
The boat now reveals that the night before the wedding, a very dangerous and horrifying incident occurred involving Jen. What happened that night? A mad woman broke into Jen's room at night and, once inside, she destroyed Jen's bridal attire—meaning the dress that was supposed to be worn for the wedding.
The lehenga was torn apart, and after seeing all this, even Jen becomes terrified.
When Maro finally wakes up, he sees that Jen is also awake.
He is grateful that Jen is unharmed, that Jen is fine, and that Jen is okay.
He asked her, "Who was this person about this?" She gave the same answer, saying, "It was Grace Pool."
She who lived above had come, and she had done all this, all right, so now she's taking all these things away.
Let them go; today was their wedding day. Now these people are going to the church for Malis Senimani.
Now, two people arrived at that wedding who brought trouble with them. Mr. Meshan made his entrance—yes, the very same Mr. Meshan who had stayed at their house that night, whose arrival had greatly distressed Mr. Rochester. His face turned pale.
The priest or pastor or church that has forbidden him from marrying
He was told that those who cannot marry will come in great distress.
Jaini lives on the third floor.
Tell them that they have kept it closed and put aside.
My sister
Now that you've heard all this
Jaini becomes enthusiastic and
Rochester says something that sounds like "sub-gushin'."
At the same time, Rochester also
He says that
I am married, but
My wife is crazy.
My first wife was Bartha.
Whom I locked on the third floor
He's crazy, and he's with me.
I was deceived by deceit.
I was first married to a girl named Partha.
I saw him for the first time then
So I am very calm
And I was shown this way
So that I wouldn't know he was crazy.
But later
It was kept in a servant's room.
Who showed him the way to his heart
We came here with Opun, to see what's happening.
Slund did not kick the ball; he kicked the fence.
Jean-Jen Chalons' path is here
He feels that he has been severely deceived.
He was not told that his first marriage was to Rochester.
And now she goes from here into a room in Gen Boste
After leaving from here, the one named Rochester keeps explaining to Bev how much I care about you.
I really want to go with you, I wanted to go with you
It says it won't be able to hold on, yet it still listens to all this
She leaves, abandoning that cart and that place.
And that night she spends walking alone on the road.
He has neither food to eat nor a place to live.
Alright.
Because she worked at Thaunphill.
But now he has nothing at all.
There is no place where he can stay.
Now, the Jane here has become very lonely.
Now, at this time, she has reached such a miserable state that she even begs for alms.
And then it stops near the house of the one who lost.
And going to that house, she goes there to ask for work.
She goes there and says, "I'll do any work; in exchange for the work, please give me a ride."
Alright.
So, going there, you get the job, okay.
This is the place where Bintal came.
Therefore, she remained that way from then on.
Now comes a twist in the story here.
Now it becomes clear here that Jane, who was living in that house
That house isn't anyone's but his uncle's.
The uncle who went to Mrs. Reed's
Taking Jen's custard
The name they have given to MLK
That's what I said, right from the beginning
The one who was staying in the house as a Jain
and because he was staying at the shared house
Kahina Aspode Lote otherwise
Brother of the Jinn, the man
They used to be so happy with so little.
And they were very good.
So, this third property of your brapiti is a kind of inner strength and resilience.
Lea, the Jain Peak
So now, here is its one key point
Saint John
He starts to fall in love with it.
And he wants it to be
Jane married him despite this.
India, let's go with this
But the one who is Jane is still in Rochester.
In love means he's for her
So one evening, from him
Through the forests of Rochester
A voice comes, and suddenly
After hearing that voice, Jen
She goes crazy like a madwoman.
He feels as if something is wrong with him.
Should meet with Rochester
It's completely burned out.
I mean the house where Rochester used to live
That's what it means, when it's excessive
The entire region has turned into a complete wasteland, utterly dried up.
Keeps it, okay
So now those around him
It's asking what happened here.
So they say that one evening
The one about this man
It was crazy, but it was a bar.
She had taken him out of the room.
And he was in his bed
Set it on fire for him
The entire house caught fire, and the fire
It spread so widely that
Was unable to save anyone, meaning that
Rochester himself also
I got too much of a headache.
I mean, he had his
They were servants.
Who were
I managed to save them.
But it was still a wife bar.
Couldn't save him, that's fine
And the one who is Bartho, he is
She climbed onto the cart and started laughing there.
Like a madman, and from there he began
Jumped and lost his life
Bartha's wife, Bartha
She is also already dead.
In all these cycles
Who were the Egyptians of Rochester
He also lost one of his hands.
And her item went along with her.
They are no longer like that anymore.
I mean, they've become extremely beautiful.
And now they don't even have money left with them.
More recently, one from nearby
Live in a small house, so now
Now Jane and Racister again
They meet up
Now, in the middle of them, what
A parbaram was born.
Bartha was his first wife.
So if they were Bartha's ones
If I had married Jane
Jen would have become that way by the time of his marriage.
But it was Joo Jin who was there
She wanted to become Rochester's wife.
Keep it or not?
But she is no longer even Bartha.
And Rossi still is
He loves Jane.
Even after all this has happened, you still
Jane Rochester takes it herself.
And she agrees.
To marry someone from Rochester
And now Rochester and Jane meet again.
And they both happily
They got married.
And this is the end of our novel with this.
Happy endings are always the best, especially at the end.
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