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- Jane Eyre of Charlotte Bronte’s Jane Eyre, develops drastically within the first few
- chapters of the novel. Her environment was a major influential factor in Jane’s development.
- It would shape the person she is and will be.
- Jane is a character of strength as a result of her vivid imagination and strong emotions,
- these made her extremely vulnerable to the environment around her. At the very beginning
- Jane is very feisty, and almost rebellious towards everyone around her. She seems to be
- aggravated and irritated by everything around because she is an orphan. With the progression
- of the novel she transforms by allowing the environment she is in to “influence” her by
- opening up to others and slowly terminating that “rude” little girl which existed at the very
- beginning.
- As Jane “grows” she becomes the influence of her environment. Her “boldness,”
- intelligence, kindness, as well as vulnerability transform her role in the novel. Jane has become
- the “authority” figure, a woman taking a strand without allowing others to stomp all over her.
- Jane’s role has reversed.
- Jane isn’t only the main character of Charlotte Bronte’s Jane Eyre she is also a
- revolutionary character. She is a representation of strength, symbolizing the “new” woman of
- literature. She was and has influenced her environment by being a blunt and outspoken
- person.
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