Rochester's "Jane Eyre" is very famous. What are her five most distinctive characters?

In my mind, "Jane Eyre" is a perfect and great book, because it made me understand what good and evil are, beauty and ugliness, and how to behave, and the protagonist in the book Jane Eyre is a role model for me to learn from. Her intelligence, kindness, strength and independence are the most admirable. Jane Eyre's life was full of joys and sorrows. She encountered many setbacks and ups and downs, which can be said to be unfortunate, but she never bowed to fate and would feel fearful of any difficulties in front of her.

Jane Eyre was adopted by her aunt as a child and suffered all kinds of abuse from her. Moreover, her uncle's son, John Reed, was still a fat, big, unreasonable beast, worse than a pig or a dog. He often beat and scolded Jane Eyre for no reason, but instead of stopping her, her aunt supported her barbaric son. However, Jane Eyre is a stubborn person who will never bow to evil forces. She couldn't bear it anymore, her hatred for John overcame her fear of him, and she fought with him desperately. Of course, the result is predictable: Jane Eyre was punished by her aunt. But her move this time was enough to scare John.

Jane Eyre said such a passage, which left a deep impression on me and reflected her character very well. She said: "If everyone always obeys cruel and unfair people, then those bad guys will be more willful and willful. They will not be afraid of anything. In this way, they will never change for the better, but will get worse. It gets worse and worse. When we are beaten for no reason, we must fight back hard. "I very much agree with Jane's statement, because self-respect and self-respect are the minimum requirements for being a human being.

But Helen Burns, her point of view is completely different from Jane. Helen believes in enduring everything, so that you will be happy and others will treat you better. I think these words of Helen are very incomprehensible to us. But her tolerance, tolerance and broad mind are admirable. We don’t need to evaluate her words, at least we should understand something from them. I like Helen's words very much: "I think life is too short, not worth spending it on holding grudges and grudges." As long as each of us can remember it, understand others, be considerate of others, care about others, and be more considerate and considerate of others. Seeing some beautiful things and treating life optimistically, our lives will be filled with sunshine.

I think Mr. Rochester is the sunshine in her life. The interaction between the two of them was pleasant; the conversation between the two of them was thought-provoking. Because their respective character traits are vividly displayed in that brief dialogue.

Mr. Rochester is a man of integrity, good and evil, and with a sense of humor. The two of them truly fell in love with each other. However, at their wedding, after Mr. Mason revealed the secret that Mr. Rochester was a married man, Jane was completely disappointed, and she left him with great sadness. However, they eventually came together again.

Time will dull the desire for revenge and calm the impulses of resentment and hatred. Jane Eyre once left her aunt full of resentment, but when she heard that Mrs. Reed was dying and wanted to see her again, Jane forgot all the bad things about her and returned to her former life without hesitation. Disgusting place. When she saw Mrs. Reed, all Jane had left was pity for her. But Mrs. Reed told her something very important: Three years ago, Jane's uncle wrote her a letter, wanting her to inherit his estate. Because he had no children, he wanted to take Jane as his wife. Adopted daughter, but because Mrs. Reed hated her so much at the time, she didn't want her to go far away and live a rich life. So she wrote back a letter to Jane's uncle, saying that Jane had died of typhoid at Lowood. In this way, Jane Eyre lost a good opportunity to change her destiny. Mrs. Reed's behavior was very irritating, but Jane did not care about it. She kept comforting Mrs. Reed and asked her to forget all these things. Moreover, Jane very much hoped to reconcile with her, but She could not change her attitude towards Jane until her death, which made Jane helpless and painful.

However, through this incident, Jane Eyre’s image in my mind has become even taller. Jane Eyre has shining points everywhere. She is kind and tolerant, and her spirit of treating money like dirt is something people in today's society should learn from.

The book "Jane Eyre" can illuminate our shortcomings, allow us to find the correct direction in life, and get back what we have lost. Let us have the confidence and courage to face difficulties and overcome them, adding a brilliant touch to our lives.