If someone asks me to choose only one book that was most impressive to me I`ve seen before, I`ll have no hesitation in saying that is surely, "Jane Eire".
I want to recommend it to many other people, my lovely friends. I read this book when I was thirteen years old for the first time, it is still fresh in my memory though a year left.
jane, the heroine of this book lived in her uncle`s house. Because she had lost her parents when she was very little.
But the aunt, Reed was a woman like an evil. Her bad children hated and gave so many pains to Jane, especially their son, John. I thought about how disgusting the family were! They even let her in the scary "Red room". But she still stood herself among these pains with her powerful patience. She always cried and cried with¡¦(»ý·«)
Jane could find real happiness there with her first friends, Helen. I was happy, too. When Helen died, I thought that was how vexing thing for Jane!
Soon after, Jane met Mr. Rochester. But I thought that he appeared provokingly, because of what he said just like put Jane into his own test. But, finally, Mr. Rochester and Jane became good friends together.
They loved each other, but they didn`t express that. I felt so vexed. But I had a presentiment of their marriage. It came true. However, there were so many troubles in it. Miss Ingram who was following Mr. Rochester`s properties and the mad woman, Mrs. Rochester were the troubles. He really loved Jane, so he could cut out Miss Ingram. But there was no way that could leave Mrs. Rochester.
Mrs. Rochester couldn`t recognize even her family, brother, Mason! Telling the truth, I couldn`t understand why the lovely couples had to separate each other though they really loved together.
I thought they were all fools! If they tried to realize their marriage to the last, they would do it! It was the first time that I was disappointed at Jane, who learned many things in Lowood`s bad conditions!
And then, the crisis happened suddenly. Mr. Rivers finally proposed to Jane. But he seemed to find a person who could help him. I perceived the truth. So, his little pragmatic proposal without love was a great shock to Jane and me.
Fortunately, Jane heard Mr. Rochester`s voice in her dream, so she could go back to him immediately. At first, Mr. Rochester didn`t recognize who came to see him. Because he was wounded his eyes so terribly. He even lost his one arms.
Ah! I was so sad. I didn`t know what could I do for Jane... I thought that, "Now, Jane would just help him and live together." But it was wrong. Though I never thought it possible, they became a happy couple who understood and took care of themselves each other. I little suspected that things would turn out that way.
Two years later, Mr. Rochester`s eyes became better than before gradually. How happy they were when they realized that their baby`s eyes look like theirs! I was very happy, too. I was clapping to them many times in my heart.
Jane could have her own love and works after she overcame many pains and anguish eventually. If she continued to live and obey the bad family in Reed`s house obediently, maybe she couldn`t meet Mr. Rochester and her new life from Thornfield. And she kept her real love against Mr. Rivers`s proposal to last.
As you know, Jane had a plain face, and she was a plain girl. But the primary attractiveness of Jane Mr. Rochester and Mr. Rivers found was her passionate attitude for life, I think. Though she doesn`t have beautiful face, but she was really beautiful because of her kindness, sincerity and attitude. Jane lived a life with powerful passions and purity, so she could find real happiness. Everyone who does one`s best will be able to live happier than others, like "Jane".
If I do my best with powerful and strong mind like Jane, I will be able to realize my dreams and find real happiness.
To realize my desire, I have to serve all the things that I can do myself for my life after this moment.
I decided to take a firm stand when I feel a bad pain like Jane. I will live like her with my straight posture, and strong will. She is the perfect example of the "Patience". I really love it.
I`m eager to be a great young girl like her after read this book! I really respect Jane`s beautiful life with powerful passions and purity.
I think I`m so plain girl. But I know that there are so many things that I can do now. And my family and friends always tell me to like this:; "Courage and endurance are your good points!" They are my best merits.
I`m a student now. This is the very time that I have to try to realize many new things with great dreams and hopes. So, I have to be faithful to my duties and responsible for my positions now. I should be a good girl for my parents, smart student for my school days, and last... the real head of my own life!
I`m bent upon to develop from bottom myself. I will be able to realize my dreams, I believe. Jane! I really thank for your nice teaching, I`ll never forget you. Good-bye, Jane!
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