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Jane Eyre: Of these three men, who is the most suitable husband?

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Are you satisfied with the partner you chose? Have you ever regretted that if you were given another choice, what kind of man would you choose?

If you had to choose these three men in Jane Eyre, which one of them would you choose?

Jane Eyre: Of these three men, who is the most suitable husband?

"Jane Eyre"

The first: Mr. Brockhurst

Jane Eyre: Of these three men, who is the most suitable husband?

Mr. Brockhurst

The man was the head of Roward School, a priest from a wealthy family, but a serious and mean man, selfish, double standard, and a masquerade.

The first time I met ten-year-old Jane Ai, I decided she was a bad boy and a liar. In order for Jane Eyre to be obedient after school, he warns Jane Eyre with the example of a child dying, which is somewhat cruel.

In addition, he has double standards for the girls at school and for his own daughters, and likes to set one in front of the face and one set behind his back.

He strictly demanded that the students develop the habit of eating casually, dressing plainly, living in a simple way, and doing things in a hurry to satisfy the vanity of high society.

But his daughter, in beautiful costumes, had delicious food and lived in a palatial mansion.

Strict and harsh on others, but indulgent in himself, if he becomes his wife, although he does not have to worry about it financially, he is mentally estimated to be suffering.

Second: Mr. Rochester

Jane Eyre: Of these three men, who is the most suitable husband?

Mr. Rochester

Mr. Rochester was the owner of Thornfield Manor and a local tycoon, high society.

When he was young, he was not welcomed by his father, and his father arranged for him to have a family affair in order not to divide his property.

When he was dating Bertha Mason, he did not know the woman and her family deeply, only indulging in her beauty and wealth, so that after marriage, he learned that she inherited her mother's mental illness, and finally his wife became a madman.

Jane Eyre: Of these three men, who is the most suitable husband?

Bertha Mason

Unable to get rid of this madman, he imprisoned her on the roof of the manor and was looked after by a maid, while he was immersed in pain, wandering around and indulging himself. He also raised a mistress in France, who eventually betrayed him, cheated on him and gave birth to a daughter, and was forced to adopt his mistress's daughter, Adella. This also proves that poor people must be hateful!

After hiring Jane Eyre, a governess for Adella, he realized that what he was looking for was only an interesting woman with self-respect, self-love, ideas and opinions, and the same views as himself.

However, everything has cause and effect, and he tries to hide that he was married and that his wife is still alive, even if his wife has become a madman. When the lie is exposed and the truth is revealed, Jane Loves leaves him. It can only be said that it is self-inflicted and cannot live.

In the end, his crazy wife committed suicide by jumping off a building in a fire, and Mr. Rochester was also blind in the fire and became a cripple, which made people regret and feel that everything was reasonable, otherwise how could Jane Eyre come back to him again?

Mr. Rochester was indeed dissolute in his youth, and his private life was chaotic, and he paid too much attention to appearance and neglected the internal and external qualities of man, but fortunately he was full of responsibility, and even though his wife was crazy, he did not abandon her, but took her back to England to eat and drink, and to be cared for, although this was no different from going to prison. The illegitimate daughter who faces her mistress, despite her superficial indifference, becomes Adella's guardian.

A man who can get lost and return may be a good choice, and his experience will make him more aware of cherishing everything he has now.

Third: St. John's

Jane Eyre: Of these three men, who is the most suitable husband?

St. John's

St. John was a poor pastor who worked compassionately and responsibly, making the propagation of Christian doctrine his lifelong career, but also a man of opinion.

It was because of St. John's compassion that Jane Eyre was saved by him when she nearly lost her life, and she was offered a job as a teacher after Jane Eyre's recovery. Although this work was not noble at the time, it was already a blessing in disguise for Jane to love herself.

St. John's loves Rosamond in his heart, rosambert, the daughter of the local rich man Mr. Oliver, who lives at Valley Manor, and jane Eyre's school was funded by the rich man.

Rosamond was also interesting to St. John, who was handsome and handsome, a beautiful man at the time, and her father was not opposed to the union of the two of them.

Unfortunately, St. John knew himself very well, he knew that he would dedicate his life to God and bow down to the mission, and Rosamond was Miss Qianjin, destined not to be hard-working, hardworking, and of no help to his missionary work, so even if he saw her, he blushed and could not suppress it, and he would not show his heart to her.

In order to be able to better preach in India, he proposed to Jane Love simply because she possessed all the qualities of a missionary wife, in total disregard of her wishes and feelings, simply because she met his conditions.

Jane Eyre: Of these three men, who is the most suitable husband?

St. John proposes to Jane Eyre

Fortunately, Jane Eyre rejected him, followed his inner calling, and returned to Mr. Rochester's side.

Jane Eyre: Of these three men, who is the most suitable husband?

We often feel good about men who are compassionate and responsible, but we also have to discern where these qualities of his will be reflected, if it is only at work, ignoring lovers and families, then choosing such a man is doomed to not be happy.

All three men have their own strengths and weaknesses, and vividly represent different types. In the novel, Mr. Rochester is perfect, rich and interesting, although the three views are not correct when he was young, but he can change his mistakes later, the prodigal son turns back, and the gold does not change, which is a good choice.

But in real life, we don't necessarily choose such a man, his past is too complicated, not acceptable to ordinary people, and he is old, blind in both eyes, and lame, and he is expected to become a nurse in the next life.

What do you think?

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