Summary of each chapter of Jane Eyre 50 words

Summary of each chapter of "Jane Eyre":

Chapter 1

Jane Eyre's father was a poor priest. When she was young, her parents Both fell ill and died one after another. Jane Eyre was sent to her aunt Mrs. Reed's house at Gateshead Manor to be raised. Her uncle Mr. Reed told his wife before his death to take good care of Jane Eyre. However, Jane Eyre's status in Mrs. Reed's family was not even as good as that of a maid. , suffered a lot of bullying from cousins.

Chapter 2

One day her cousin beat her again, and she fought back. This scene happened to be seen by her aunt, so she was locked up in the red room. Her uncle Mr. Reed died in this room.

Chapter 3 to 5

She was frightened and fainted by the ghost in her fantasy. After a serious illness, it took a long time to slowly recover. She no longer wanted to stay at Mrs. Reed's house, so Mrs. Reed sent her to Darrowward Orphanage. The director of the orphanage is a cold hypocrite who uses various methods to destroy the orphans mentally and physically.

Chapter Six to Nine

Jane Eyre and the orphan Helen became good friends, and the teacher Miss Temple also cared about her very much. Soon, a contagious typhoid fever in the orphanage claimed the lives of many orphans. Helen died of typhoid fever, which was a great blow to Jane Eyre.

Chapter 10 to 11

After graduation, Jane Eyre stayed in school as a teacher for two years. She couldn't stand the loneliness and indifference there, so she advertised to find a tutor. To work, she came to Thornfield Manor.

Chapter 12

When Jane Eyre came to Thornfield, everything was peaceful. One day, she went for a walk in the surrounding area and met Mr. Rochester who was on his way back. Rochester fell off his horse when he met Jane Eyre for the first time. When he got home, he felt very embarrassed.

Chapter 13

There are only the manor owner Rochester and his illegitimate daughter Adele at Thornfield Manor, and Rochester often travels abroad, so Jane Eyre goes to Thornfield Manor. Feld did not see Rochester for several days.

Chapter 14

Rochester is a gloomy and moody person. He and Jane Eyre often argue over certain ideas. ?

Chapter 15

Strange things keep happening at Thornfield Manor. One night, Jane Eyre was awakened by a burst of strange laughter. She found that Rochester's door was open and his bed was on fire. She woke Rochester and put out the fire. Rochester tells Jane Eyre that there is a female seamstress Grace Poole living on the third floor. She is insane and often makes creepy laughter, and asks her to keep this matter a secret.

Chapter 16

When Rochester's room caught fire, everyone was thankful that Rochester (him) was not burned to death. Mr. Rochester was going to go on a long trip to Mr. Ashton. Home.

Chapter 17

Rochester wrote to Mrs. Fairfax, saying that he would bring many gentlemen and ladies with him when he came back. They came back and held a ball. Jane felt that she Isolated, he was about to go back to his room when he was called back by Mr. Rochester.

Chapter 10

One day, when Rochester was out, a veiled fortune teller came to the house. At this time, Mason came.

Chapter 19

When it was Jane Eyre's turn to tell her fortune, Jane Eyre discovered that this mysterious fortune teller was Rochester, and he wanted to use this to test Jane Eyre's feelings for him.

Chapter 20

That night, the stranger named Mason was bitten by the mysterious woman on the third floor. Jane helped Rochester send him away secretly.

Chapter 21

Soon, Mrs. Reed sent someone to find Jane, saying that she was critically ill and wanted to see Jane. Back at her aunt's house, Mrs. Reed gave her a letter. This letter was sent by Jane's uncle three years ago, asking her for news about her niece and handing her inheritance to Jane Eyre. Mrs. Reed lied that Jane died of illness in the orphanage, and it was not until her death that her conscience struck her and told Jane the truth. ?

Chapter 22

Originally Mr. Rochester only allowed Jane to leave for a week, but she stayed at Gateshead House for a month. Jane took the car from Gateshead House When she returned to Thornfield Manor and saw Mr. Rochester, every nerve in her body was paralyzed. In an instant, she almost completely lost her self-control.

Mr. Rochester asked Jane what she had been doing during the month at Gateshead House, and Jane started talking to him. At last Mr. Rochester allowed Jane to go in and rest her weary little feet at a friend's house, and Jane obeyed him silently. Jane's return to Thornfield felt like returning home, happy and exciting.

Chapter 23

Jane Eyre was walking in the garden. Rochester proposed to her. Jane Eyre agreed and happily prepared for the wedding.

Chapter 24

After Jane Eyre got up, she saw Rochester waiting for him in the classroom, so she went over to chat with him.

Chapter 25

On the eve of the wedding, Jane Eyre woke up from her dream and saw a tall, hateful-looking woman wearing her wedding dress, and then took off the veil of the wedding dress. Tear into pieces. Rochester told her that it was just a dream, and when Jane woke up the next day, she found that the veil of the wedding dress was really in pieces.

Chapter 26

The next morning, Jane dressed up and went to church with Mr. Rochester. Jane didn't know whether the weather was good or bad, she was only thinking about Mr. Rochester. They entered the church, the wedding was held as scheduled, and the minister began to speak to them, but an uninvited guest broke into the church and stopped the wedding from proceeding. He said that Rochester had married Bertha Mason, Mr. Mason's sister, 15 years ago.

Rochester admitted this fact and showed people the mad woman imprisoned on the third floor, who was his legal wife. Jane Eyre was among them. After knowing this, she felt very confused and didn't know what to do. Suddenly she remembered the inheritance left by her uncle, so she decided to leave Mr. Rochester.

Chapter 27

Jane Eyre and Rochester parted ways and left Thornfield Manor in grief.

Chapter 28, 9

Jane Eyre came to Whitcross. Her only savings were spent, begging along the way, and finally fainted in the vicarage church. In front of John's house, he was rescued by St. John and his two sisters.

Chapter 30

Jane Eyre settled down, and St. John found a position for her as a country teacher. ?

Chapter 31

In this way, a mountain farmhouse became Jane’s home. She had twenty students, only three of whom could read and write. Not even one of them. A few can knit, and a very few can sew a little. Jane's responsibility is to nurture this sprout. At dusk, Jane looked at the sunset and comforted herself that she was happy. At this time, St. John Rivers came. He asked Jane what she thought of the first day of work. Would it be harder than expected?

They were talking about the past, and suddenly a young girl came out to chat with St. John. Jane saw the pain and sacrifice of others, which made Jane's mind no longer dwell on her own pain and sacrifice. Sacrificed.

Chapter 32

Jane Eyre did her job as a rural female teacher wholeheartedly and faithfully, and gradually became a person liked by the folks in the area. During those days, Jane Eyre seemed to He is very calm, but he often encounters Mr. Robster in his dreams, which makes him restless.

Chapter 33

Soon, St. John received a notice from the family lawyer, saying that his uncle John Jane passed away and left Jane 20,000 pounds, asking for St. John's help. Looking for Jane Eyre. St. John discovers that Jane Eyre is his cousin, and Jane Eyre insists on sharing the inheritance with them. St. John was preparing to go to India as a missionary and proposed to Jane Eyre before leaving, but he told her frankly that he wanted to marry her not because he loved her, but because he needed a well-educated assistant.

Chapter 34

Jane Eyre felt that she should repay his kindness, but she refused to agree to it. That night, St. John was waiting for Jane Eyre's reply on the wasteland. Just when Jane Eyre was about to make a decision, she seemed to hear Rochester calling her name in the distance, "Jane, come back! Jane, come back!" "She decided to return to Rochester.

Chapter 35

When Jane returned to Thornfield Manor, the entire manor was in ruins. It turns out that a few months ago, on a stormy night, the mad woman Bertha set fire to the entire manor. In order to save her, Rochester burned one arm and became blind. He lived alone a few miles away. On a farm.

Chapter 36

Jane Eyre asked everyone who knew Robert's whereabouts before, and finally found Robert's whereabouts.

Chapter 37

Jane Eyre rushed to the farm and confided her love to him, and they finally got married. ?

Chapter 38

Two years later, after one of Rochester’s eyes was cured, he saw the first child Jane Eyre gave birth to.