Jane Eyre by Muntaha K.
Montāžas Teksta
- Exposition
- Rising Action
- Lowood Institute
- Conflict
- Orphaned shortly after her birth, 10-year-old Jane Eyre lives at Gateshead Hall with her aunt, Mrs. Reed, and the Reed children. The Reeds dislike Jane intensely, where she was mentally and physically abused.
- Climax
- Jane is then sent to Lowood, a school poorly run by the cruel and overly religious Mr. Brocklehurst. She befriends Ms. Temple and Helen Burns, who become her source of strength to endure the horrible conditions there.
- Falling Action
- At Thornfield, Jane was hired as a governess where she meets her employer, Mr. Edward Rochester. They both fell in love. They decided to marry but Jane finds out Rochester already had a wife, Bertha. She refuses to be his mistress and flees.
- Resolution
- Jane flees Thornfield and finds herself on the outskirts of a remote village on the moors, left with nothing. Taken in by the Rivers siblings, she discovers about her inheritance. She receives a proposal by St. John Rivers, which she declines.
- After having a vision of Rochester, Jane returns to Thornfield to discover that Bertha had burned the mansion down and died, leaving Rochester blind and disfigured.
- Jane and Rochester reunite and marries. They have a baby boy together, and Mr. Rochester eventually regains sight in one of his eyes, so he was able to witness his son's presence.
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