Excerpt from the character description of Jane Eyre , analyze the character image 2 articles, and f

1. Living in an environment of bullying, abuse, and lack of care and love for a long time, Jane Eyre's heart is insecure, and her heart is full of fear, hatred and despair.

Eventually, when John bullied her, she shouted out the phrase, "You *** bad guy." You're such an overseer, like those Roman tyrants! ”

2. Self-improvement psychology brought about by the awakening of self-consciousness.

During her days in the orphanage, Jane Eyre was strict with herself, studying hard and learning all her homework well. However, no one living in the world can be an island, no matter how independent she is, no matter how hard she works, she hopes to be cared for and loved, let alone a child.

Jane Eyre longs to be loved and loved, and in the text, she describes herself: "People have to have something to love, and since there is nothing more precious, I can only find it in cherishing a very shabby, Japanese puppet like a child."

Background of creation. When the author wrote "Jane Eyre", Britain was already the world's number one industrial power, but the status of British women has not changed, still in a subordinate and dependent position, women's survival goal is to marry into a wealthy family, even if they can't be born in a rich family, they must strive to gain wealth and status through marriage, and the only choice for women's careers is to be a good wife and mother.

The fact that women who worked as writers were considered to be contrary to proper femininity and were fiercely attacked by men, one can imagine the dilemma faced by women writers at the time, as evidenced by the fact that the Charlotte sisters' works were originally masculinized pen names. And "Jane Eyre" was written in this passive context.

Plain-looking, short stature, and low status, but she loves freedom, has tenacious vitality, and has a spirit of resistance.

Humble, not beautiful, short, I have no soul, no heart? - You are wrong, I also have the same soul as you, the same heart as you! If God had given me a little beauty and richness, I would have let you.

In a few moments, I sketched a broad, prominent forehead on the paper, and then the lower part of the square face. I liked the outline, and the pencil in my hand quickly added features to it. Under this forehead, you have to draw two particularly obvious straight eyebrows, and then you should naturally draw a well-defined nose, a straight nose bridge, and large nostrils.

Finally, there is a mouth that looks flexible and is not too small. Then a resolute chin with a noticeable indentation in the middle of the chin"(From Chapter 21 of Jane Eyre, Jane is describing her painting, Mr. Rochester's Portrait).

Is it because I am poor, obscure, mediocre in appearance, and small in stature, that I have no soul and no heart—you are wrong, my heart is as rich as yours, and my heart is as full!

Jane Eyre, Charlotte.

Do you think I'm going to stay here insignificant? Do you think I'm an emotionless robot? Do you think that if I am poor, lowly, unbeautiful, and small, I have no soul and no heart?

You're wrong, I have as many souls and as full hearts as you. If God gives me a little beauty, a lot of money, I will make it hard for you to leave me, just as I can't leave you now. I do not speak to you by the rules of social life and customs, but my heart to your heart.

I couldn't control my eyes and couldn't help but look at him, like a person with a dry mouth who drinks water when he knows it's poisonous. I had no intention of loving him, and I tried hard to pinch out the sprout of love, but when I saw him again, the love in my heart was resurrected.

Do you think that I am poor and mediocre in appearance and have no feelings? I swear to you: If God bless me with wealth and beauty, I will make it as hard for you to leave me, as I am now to leave you.

God didn't arrange it that way. But our spirit is equal. It's like you and I walking through the grave and standing before God as equals.

Life is too short to be used to hold grudges. In life, everyone will make mistakes, but we will die soon. Our sins will disappear with our bodies, leaving only the spark of the spirit.

That's why I never wanted revenge, never thought life was unfair. I live a peaceful life, waiting for the end to come.

The light of day had not faded, and the moon was getting bigger and brighter, and now I could see him clearly. He was wrapped in a rider's cape, wore a fur collar and fastened steel buttons. His face wasn't very visible, but I could tell that he was of average stature and had a broad chest.

His face was dark, with a stern countenance and thick eyebrows; His eyes and furrowed brows looked like they had been frustrated and angry. He has passed away in his youth, but he is not yet middle-aged.

The heroine is a strong, simple, rigid and soft, independent, and enterprising woman. She came from a humble background and looked ordinary, but she did not feel inferior to her. She despised the arrogance of the powerful and ridiculed their stupidity, showing a self-reliant personality and beautiful ideals.

She has tenacious vitality, never bows to fate, and finally has the beautiful life she yearns for. Jane Eyre lived in an environment where both parents died. Since childhood, he has endured different treatment from his peers:

The disgust of the aunt, the contempt of the cousin, the insults and beatings of the cousin. But she did not despair, she did not self-destruct, she did not sink in insults. All the misfortunes brought about, on the contrary, were exchanged for Jane Eyre's infinite faith, but Jane Eyre's strong and unyielding spirit, an invincible inner strength of personality.

She thinks and strives to grasp her own fate, value and status, has a rational understanding of her thoughts and personality, and has a firm pursuit of her own happiness and emotions. From Jane Eyre, the image of today's new women is expressed: self-esteem, self-respect, self-reliance, self-improvement, firm ideals and persistent pursuit of their own personality, emotions, life, judgment, and choice.

An iconoclastic woman with self-esteem and self-love.

Content Summary: Jane.