Jane Eyre is a fierce, gothic exploration of a woman's struggle for autonomy and self-respect in a world that seeks to confine her. Jane, an orphaned outsider, confronts the brutal realities of life, from the harshness of her aunt's home to the oppressive walls of Lowood School. Her journey is marked by passionate defiance and a deep yearning for freedom, culminating in her tumultuous relationship with the enigmatic Mr. Rochester at Thornfield Hall, a place simmering with repressed desires and dark secrets. Brontë's heroine is a Romantic warrior, battling against societal constraints and the ghosts of the past, ultimately forging her own path in a world that seeks to limit her.
