It's a miracle

Stan 2022-03-25 08:01:01

The real ending of the story should be that the silly girl walks away without looking back after finding out the truth.

The so-called equal status in the original ending was simply a sexual rapture. If there was a press spokesman at that time, such shit luck and bad luck would happen to a pair of "lovers" at the same time, and it should be defined as one. Miracle.

In the real world, where is there any legacy from heaven, where is there a fire that causes blindness, where is there a reunion after a long absence, and where is there a long-term relationship.

In many feature films, the last half of the episode is removed, and then it becomes a documentary. A lot of things happen in reality, but that's it.

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  • Crystal 2022-04-01 09:01:18

    The interaction must be said to be very cute, but it doesn't feel right. It doesn't look like "Jane Eyre". Mr. Rochester is too young and handsome. He is not too different from Jane, and his personality is also very optimistic. Like sunshine, Jane is not stubborn enough.

  • Laurie 2022-04-01 09:01:18

    The childhood part is a bit too short, but it doesn't affect this classic

Jane Eyre quotes

  • St John Rivers: We sail in six weeks. We must make marriage preparations.

    Jane Eyre: Why can we not travel as brother and sister? As equals?

    St John Rivers: That would be impossible.

    Jane Eyre: St. John, you do not love me.

    St John Rivers: Love is not an ingredient in this matter.

    [Jane turns away from him, thinking]

    St John Rivers: I fear you have not forgotten your old association despite the harm he tried to do you.

    Jane Eyre: I'll never see any of them again. But I owe a debt to my friends at Thornfield Hall. In many ways, I started my life there. I became Jane Eyre.

    St John Rivers: God made Jane Eyre! You surely don't give this man Rochester any credit for that!

    Jane Eyre: Of course not. I've always known myself. But he was the first to recognize me. And to love what he saw.

    [long pause]

    Jane Eyre: I'll give you your answer St. John soon, don't worry. And if I go with you that will be my decision. You'll have him to thank for that.

    [leaves the room]

  • Jane Eyre: You think because I am poor, plain, obscure and little, that I have no heart?