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Jane Eyre and Victorian Era

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English

 

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October 26, 2011

 

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This time was marked by reform troubles but also by technological progress from 1848 to 1870. In Jane Eyre, the main character, Jane, is a ten year old orphan. She was taken in to live with her Aunt Reed. Jane’s Aunt was not a horrible person, but Jane’s cousins were. Specifically, Jane’s cousin John Reed was cruel to her...
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Specifically, Jane’s cousin John Reed was cruel to her. John was never punished for his mean actions towards Jane, but Jane was. Jane did not understand the unjust behavior toward her. Jane did understand that she was supposed to be grateful to her Aunt for feeding her and giving a roof over her head...
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