Jane Eyre I
- Pictures
form The Bronte’s fathers church – they are all buried there
- Jane
Eyre’s emotional baggage
- Picture
– 2 people; image of an old woman vs. young girl
- See
old woman first – Jane sees the same, if you think you’re ugly you try to
relate more to the ugly people à
want to relate to others
- Jane
stands up to Mr. Bocklehurst like David and
Goliath
- “Don’t
Die…” to avoid Hell
- Jane
Picked her battles
- 2
Shadows – Jane reaching out for love- but elusive like a shadow people abandon
her
- Golden
Calf – Jane’s attitude
- Can
be like a bull stubborn
- Golden
Calf – Emphasis on religion, like to bring it up, but Jane and such don’t
feel connected to it though
- Idolatry,
looking for Love in all the wrong places.
- Looking
for an ideal (Us and our mission statements)
- Cycle –
starts with her parents die, Aunt’s bad to her, she feels unwanted again
and again
- People
in Plan II find escape in school
- Growth
as a person
- Tower
– purpose in school & escape structure to our lives
- Susan
B. Anthony – feminist images and ideals; radical ideas, but still Victorian
ideas acceptable
- See
what they want to see (expect to see)