Jane Eyre

Jane Eyre was an orphan with a rough fate. Her parents died when she was young. She was fostered in her aunt's house and suffered all kinds of discrimination and abuse. After resisting the beating from her cousin, she was sent to the Lowood Orphanage with poor conditions by her cruel aunt. The death of her friend Helen made her extremely sad. After growing up, Jane Eyre became the governess of Thornfield Manor, and gradually fell in love with the manor owner Rochester. However, on the wedding day, she was shocked to learn that Rochester had a crazy wife. Out of dignity, she decided to leave. While wandering, Jane Eyre was taken in by St. John. After learning that her uncle had left an inheritance and that she and St. John were cousins, she decided to share the property equally. But her inner love for Rochester was uncontrollable. When she returned to Thornfield, she found that the manor had been destroyed and Rochester was injured and blind. However, she still firmly embraced her lover and gained her own happiness.