Comprehensive Western Classics: Entering Lowood to Learn About Jane Eyre at the Beginning

Charlotte traveled through time and became a supporting character in Pride and Prejudice - Charlotte Lucas who had to please that idiot Collins in order to marry. At the beginning, he was so feverish that he almost died. His biological father found it troublesome, and his biological mother almost sent him away with bloodletting. His neighbor Mrs. Bennet came to the house just to watch the fun. After crawling back from hell, the first thing she did was to use the Jane Eyre Orphanage as a springboard - the all-boarding charity school Lowood, with an annual fee of only ten pounds, specializing in children from poor families and orphans! She left home at the age of eight and met the Reverend Mr. Bailey on the way and convinced him with a lot of talk. On the first day of school, she bumped into the future headmistress Jane Eyre - the little girl who had just been kicked into Lowood by her aunt and publicly humiliated by Brocklehurst until she collapsed. Charlotte squatted in the corner and handed over a handkerchief: "Cry if you want, but don't believe in men and God, believe in yourself." Also enrolled at the same time was Helen Burns, the poor girl who died of illness in Jane Eyre. Charlotte stared at the two of them and wondered: If Helen could be saved, would history be rewritten? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.