Jane Eyre is a spectacular book written by Charlotte Brontë which allows many readers to connect and feel as if they are part of the book. Charlotte Brontë uses various types of styles in her writing making reading feel like home. The main theme of the book is trying to find a place where you feel loved. Jane is on a quest to find love, family, and a place where she feels she belongs. Jane’s life events are written in chronological order. Through this process, we watched
Jane Eyre come from a traumatic childhood and turning into an independent, strong women.
Some of many different styles found throughout the reading are symbolism, syntax, and imagery. The contribution to the main theme of the book is tremendous giving it more meaning. Each symbolism …show more content…
Another imagery was the description of a ship tossed on a "buoyant but unquiet" sea. This was an inside look of how Jane’s emotions were constantly changing. One moment she would feel pleased and then another she would feel conscious and doubtful. It is also a representation of the relationship Jane and Rochester had.
They were faithful and they always had hope even tough at times it seemed to change like the sea waves. Charlotte Brontë also uses syntax to develop the theme. The syntax is sometimes complex which helps elaborate phrases. “I was glad of it: I never liked long walks, especially on chilly afternoons: dreadful to me was the coming home in the raw twilight, with nipped fingers and toes, and a heart saddened by the chidings of Bessie, the nurse, and humbled by the consciousness of my physical inferiority to Eliza, John, and Georgiana Reed.” Chapter 1. This quote is very refined showing Jane is smart and has an education. Charlotte Brontë connects and compares ideas with one long sentence. Big words are used to the feelings and set the tone. This is what gives the characters attitude and helps the audience understand the actions
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