Sacrifice In Charlotte Bronte's Jane Eyre
Jane Eyre is a ten-year-old girl who was left behind by her parents, therefore she was an orphan considering the fact that she lost both of her parents. Jane currently lives with her “aunt”, Mrs. Reed. Mrs. Reed was left widowed because Jane's uncle also passed away. Mrs. Reed has three children whom are Jane's cousins. Jane's cousins are named Eliza, John, Georgina Reed. Jane's cousins dislike her for various reasons, for example they dislike her because she is poor, an orphan, and uneducated. Later on throughout the rest of the chapters in this first part of the book because Jane's life was such a disastrous downhill but really quick her life starts to turn around and go back to good. It all started when started when Jane was obnoxiously
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Reed did not care at all of what had happened to Jane and she also didn’t care who started it first or whose fault it was because either way Jane was the only to get blamed and punished for these situations. Mrs. Reed punished Jane and sent her to the “Red Room”. The “Red Room” was where Jane’s uncle passed away therefore while Jane was in there for a couple of hours since she wasn’t going to be in there for long, she experienced a horrific and obscure scene. What Jane had seen left her traumatize so she began yelling and Mrs. Reed only punished her more by keeping her in that room for much longer. Jane was left so traumatised that when she was let out of there the maids were so worried about her that they persuaded Mrs. Reed to call an Apothecary. An Apothecary is a person who is a paid doctor but in this case he was the doctor for when the servants got sick. The Apothecary helped Jane with her mental breakdown. Mr. Lloyd who is the Apothecary’s name was basically Janes therapist and he asked her many questions and helped her relieve some of her pain and speak about what she has been going through. Later Mr. Lloyd suggested to Mrs. Reed that Jane should begin to attend school. Mrs. Reed fortunately agreed and looked into a school named
Reed did not care at all of what had happened to Jane and she also didn’t care who started it first or whose fault it was because either way Jane was the only to get blamed and punished for these situations. Mrs. Reed punished Jane and sent her to the “Red Room”. The “Red Room” was where Jane’s uncle passed away therefore while Jane was in there for a couple of hours since she wasn’t going to be in there for long, she experienced a horrific and obscure scene. What Jane had seen left her traumatize so she began yelling and Mrs. Reed only punished her more by keeping her in that room for much longer. Jane was left so traumatised that when she was let out of there the maids were so worried about her that they persuaded Mrs. Reed to call an Apothecary. An Apothecary is a person who is a paid doctor but in this case he was the doctor for when the servants got sick. The Apothecary helped Jane with her mental breakdown. Mr. Lloyd who is the Apothecary’s name was basically Janes therapist and he asked her many questions and helped her relieve some of her pain and speak about what she has been going through. Later Mr. Lloyd suggested to Mrs. Reed that Jane should begin to attend school. Mrs. Reed fortunately agreed and looked into a school named