In the novel Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte, the main character, Jane, was cut off from family, places, and what she loved many times throughout the novel. The first thing Jane was cut off from was her parents when they died. Jane was also cut off from what little family she had, dear friends, and even a soul mate. Jane’s separation alienated her, enriched her life, and illuminated meaning within the novel.
Jane’s separation alienated her in life. Her parents had died, leaving her with family that treated her harshly and like she was inferior. Jane was then separated from this family, as she was sent away to school. Yet another major separation happened when Jane had left Mr. Rochester in order to avoid being a mistress. Thus, Jane was left
Jane’s separation alienated her in life. Her parents had died, leaving her with family that treated her harshly and like she was inferior. Jane was then separated from this family, as she was sent away to school. Yet another major separation happened when Jane had left Mr. Rochester in order to avoid being a mistress. Thus, Jane was left