In the novel Jane Eyre the main character Jane relates a lot to the hardships of my life and the will that it takes to achieve a personal goal. The novel is about how a young girl named Jane Eyre grows up by herself with no family but her only aunt that made her feel inferior. As jane grows older her quest for finding belonging and love grows. Although she tries to find these two qualities of life she finds obstacles that prevent her from ever reaching them. The sense of independence of her character also hinders her from finding love. Throughout the novel she meets many people that serve as a lesson to her. She meets Helen one of the girls in Lowood institution who teaches her the value of respect. That it is not right to take matters into
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As Jane shows to be an independent woman that tries to succeed in life without really knowing if she will succeed. Now that I have began a new chapter of my own I can relate with Jane that transitioning from one environment to another can be very intimidating. However, I try to use the knowledge I have learned over the years to help me in college. I know that I am exposed to new obstacles everyday and just like Jane I can choose to be a strong independent woman and learn from those obstacles or to accept failure and remain as is. I also learned that your will shall define your destiny meaning that regardless of your past and your background it depends on how much you are willing to do to achieve your goals. Just like Jane as a young girl who was mistreated repeatedly and was made to feel inferior did not let this affect her future. What I learned from this book is the importance of speaking your mind. She shows to have a strong character that is willing to confront her challenges such as her aunt and Rochester. Voicing her opinion allowed her to free her feelings from any resentment and prevented others to do something that she did not approve of. Her story motivates me to voice my thoughts when necessary and allow me to not be intimidated by hardships but rather learn from
As Jane shows to be an independent woman that tries to succeed in life without really knowing if she will succeed. Now that I have began a new chapter of my own I can relate with Jane that transitioning from one environment to another can be very intimidating. However, I try to use the knowledge I have learned over the years to help me in college. I know that I am exposed to new obstacles everyday and just like Jane I can choose to be a strong independent woman and learn from those obstacles or to accept failure and remain as is. I also learned that your will shall define your destiny meaning that regardless of your past and your background it depends on how much you are willing to do to achieve your goals. Just like Jane as a young girl who was mistreated repeatedly and was made to feel inferior did not let this affect her future. What I learned from this book is the importance of speaking your mind. She shows to have a strong character that is willing to confront her challenges such as her aunt and Rochester. Voicing her opinion allowed her to free her feelings from any resentment and prevented others to do something that she did not approve of. Her story motivates me to voice my thoughts when necessary and allow me to not be intimidated by hardships but rather learn from