JANE EYRE | GROUP 4 - SHIFT 4 | ENGLISH LITERATURE

Jane Eyre was orphaned as a baby. Her kind uncle, Mr. Reed, brought her to live at Gateshead Hall, but after his death, the house had no place for her. You are nothing but a beggar living off a family. Let her learn some attitude. My uncle died nine years ago. In the darkness, Jane believes the dead are watching her. Then, the kind of a figurine, Mr. Lloyd, asked if she wished to go away to school. Jane said yes at once. Jane nods eagerly, her eyes bright with hope. A little tenderness from Bessie and Mr. Lloyd opened a door of escape for Jane. Jane was sent to Lowood school, a place where life was very difficult. The girls had little food and the classrooms were always cold. Mr Brooke was a kind man and not long after, he said that she could not be trusted. Jack, go over there. Quickly. Okay. Watch the video and enjoy it. All right. For one long afternoon, Jane stood in shame before everyone. A single friendly look reminded her that she was not alone. My name is Emily. I don't believe me. If all the world hated you and believed in you for your unconsciousness, approve you, you would not be without friends. I will keep my head up. I will not let them make me small. One day, Helen became very ill with tuberculosis. Jane knew her friend did not have much time left. We all live in here. And that night, Helen passed away peacefully. Jane lost her best friend, but she never forgot Helen's kindness. Years passed. Jane worked hard and became an excellent student. And after six years as a student, she stayed at Lowood for two more years as a teacher. Jane then decided to look for a job as a governess. She wanted to discover the world beyond Lowood. Are you in Georgia, sir? Can I do anything? You will just stand on one side, please. If you are hurt or want to help, sir, I can send someone from the hotel or from here. Thank you, I shall do. But I don't have any problem, boss. Only a stray. Where do you come from? That's right. From Chester Road. If it's not a mistake, you can see the lights of the hall. Whose house is it? Is that? Mr. Rochester. Do you know Mr. Rochester? Through the many conversations by the fireside, Jane and Rochester began to understand each other more deeply. Little by little, a special bond grew between them, bringing their hearts closer together. One mysterious night at Thornfield Hall, Mr. Rochester fell asleep at his desk while engrossed in a book. A burst of manic laughter followed her footsteps, ascending into stairs. Suddenly rose Jane. She stepped out into the dark corridor, and she noticed smoke pouring from Mr. Rochester's room. She hurried toward the door and pushed it open. Then she quickly grabbed the blanket and threw it over Mr. Rochester and the burning desk. Wait! What is it? There has been a fire. I heard a strange laughter and that's so small. I really need to put it out. You're safe now. You're safe alive, Jane. I have a pleasure in knowing you and remember this I feel your... your penitence in the world. And... you are a cherished person. That's my duty, I'm glad sir. I happen to be awake. He knows the truth behind the fire, but stays silent. Jane carries countless unanswered questions in her heart. After a long time filled with misunderstandings and hardships, Rochester and Jane finally put their doubts behind them and allowed their love to guide them. Their love became their light, leading them forward into a beautiful new beginning together. If anyone have any just cause? Why we may not long live each other together The marriage cannot go on. I declare the existence of an impediment. Proceed, what is the nature of the impediment? Mr. Rochester is already married. His wife is my sister. They had entered the mission. She's alive and living at Thornfield Hall. Left heartbroken and betrayed after fleeing Thornfield, Jane turned her back on the only man she had ever loved. Choosing her dignity over temptation, she ran and ran, leaving Thornfield and her broken dreams behind forever. Left penniless and heartbroken after fleeing Thornfield, Jane collapsed at the door of Moor House, begging for shelter. Moved by compassion, St. John and his family took her in and helped her regain her strength. Do you own the name and the elegance? Yes, but twhy ask your uncle Bella is dead and left you, 20,000. thousand 20,000 pounds? You are rich. I mean an heir. Rich, twenty thousand pounds. Yes, and my mother was an earl, which means that you married a cousin. Because it but our discovery, the gold was a heavy weight and this is well to the heart. 20,000 pounds she had for me is 5,000 each. Just that will be done, and I'll finally have a home in the valley. Jane, come with me to India. God intended you for Mrs. Lloyd's wife. You are formed for labor, for love, as a maid but not as a wife. I scorn the counterfeit sentiment you offer, but my heart is not yours to claim. It is Edward's voice, I'm coming, wait for me! Guided by that spiritual summons, Jane returned to Thornfield, only to find a charred ruin. The innkeeper revealed that Bertha Mason had set the fire and jumped from the roof. God, it's a voice or a vision No visions. It is Jane, sir. You're living, Jane's back to be your own, your devoted companion. Jane? You choose to stay with us or To be your wife is, for me, to be as happy as it can be on earth. I love you better now, with you this one for you, best judgment he has Trust me. Mercy. And kindness.