Thursday, January 8, 2015

Can you help me with a critical analysis of the ending of "Jane Eyre"?

the narrative of Jane Eyre has invited researchers to penetrate deep into the text and unfurl such issues as a rebel feminist (Showalter), anti-imperialist, bildungsroman etc. such themes definitely highlight the romantic essence of the text making it an intriguing reading.

the ending, however, controverts certain points. the linear progression of the novel now resolves, rather informsd the readers of the whereabouts and developement of the supporting characters. Jane , at first narrates the peaceful and loving relation that exists between the two in a most worshipful manner. secondly, she assumes a condescending tone while traversing the journey of Adele. her observation of the school rules echo that of Mr. Brocklehurst and the anti imperialist tone now transfuses to leave behind the strain of continuation, continuation of a similar method of restricting the growth of a woman within the parameters of discipline, virtue and correct manners.

no mention of BErtha mason is made. the mad woman in the attic has transpired to leave behind a docile, persevering and perfect woman. the Creole woman has left behind the space for her to be.

the post colonial element that involves Sir John and the burden of the white has been blessed with kind and admiring words. on the whole her narrative finds a perfect closure with eternal love embelling her future with Rochester.

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