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accused，for ex，er condem ned．? ’W hy could I never please?’ She uses a pair of eyes of early —— m aturing child and a pure child s heart to observer and judge things around．Experiencing others feeling towards her， undergoing depression even enmity． She has a rich inner world but no one to tel1． gradually bring up a personality of quiet and indifferent outside but passionate heart inside． This kind of ego men— tality formed at an early age becomes a root in Jane Eyre s young heart．but she has a severe dignity and self—— re- spect when facing unequal treatment．She does not yield to the circumstance．Confronting the unreasonable beating of her overbearing brutal cousin John，Jane attacks bravely e— yen madly．Though she knows’’a moment's m utiny has al- ready rendered her liable to strange penalties， and likes any other rebel slave，she feels resolves，in her despera— tion，to go all lengths．’。E23( ’W hat makes this little orphan girl who lives on other people has SO many courage that brave enough to fight against her benefactor's son?That is called human dignity and sanctity， she can t endure that trample of human dignity and sanctity just because she is an orphan and lives on her aunt． So she has the move— ment，which is out of ordinary in other's eyes． The revolt spirit which forms as a child makes her Iearn to use severe and critical way to treat the behavior of the aunts l full of enm ity to their ill treatment and humiliation and penetrat— ing the despicable heart of the elder generation with keen- ness and insight which is out of her age．W hen there hap— pen a quarrel between her and M rs Reed． M rs Reed thinks she could make Jane frightened by her status but wholly opposite．Jane Eyre is brave to say to her aunt：’’I am not deceitful：if 1 were，J shall say I love you；but I declare I do not love you；I dislike you the worst of anybody in the world except John Reed ”．EU~ 。)’ People think you a good woman． but you are， hard — hearted．”Eli(P46)She tells brax，ely 【j、，ery unconscionable act M rs Reed has done to hcr． This nd of behavior makes this rich madam even a— fraid． Also Jane Eyre herself tastes the complicated joyous of succcss for the first time． SuddenIv she feels her soul go into a novel frce state． This is Jane Eyre s ferocious ountc| a儿ack iI1 facing of oppress． Though she has given serious L、os L of doing such a thing， instead of regret she strengthcns the resoIution of revolt． J an Eyre is sent to orphanage of Lowood when Ga LeshL’Hd no Ionger can hoId Jane Eyre． This orphanage is a benc、，olent instinJtion in nam e， but in fact a heI1． Schoor s chief inspector BrockIehurst s a sanctimonious hypocriI( ． 1n the name of religion， he says pubIish the body 1o save the souI， in fact he deducts funds i儿ega儿y， riches his own pocket． The school children‘food is bad． clothes is thin，two persons live in one bed，six person use one basin． People can t receive timely cure if they catch a cold so pestilence is spreading．Forty —— five out of eighty girls lay ill at one time． Death becomes regular visitor． Jane Eyre does not yield to this kind of difficult life， she sympathizes with the weak， hates the hypocrite who hu— miliates them especially Brocklehurst． She says to her good friend Helen Burn：”W hen we are struck at without a reason．we should strike back again very hard；I am sure we should —— so hard as to teach the person who struc