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   Jenna Starborn, by Sharon Shinn, is a science fiction retelling of the story that features "Jenna" (Jane) as a clone commissioned and then abandoned by Mrs. Reed. The Autobiography of Jane Eyre is a webseries set in the modern-day Canada, inspired by The Lizzie Bennet Diaries.

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     Fridge Brilliance The charades game that Mr. Rochester plays...

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     As such, the story ends with Bronte revealing that Clara and...

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     Ten-year-old Jane calling her cold-hearted, tyrannical aunt...

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     Jane Eyre: The Musical is a musical adaptation of Jane Eyre...

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     Whereupon society at large gleefully assumed that Jane...

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     When Jane finally leaves Gateshead after her cruel aunt...

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     Jane's introversion and social awkwardness, her alternation...

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   A 2011 film adaptation of Charlotte Brontë's classic novel Jane Eyre,produced by Focus Features and BBC Films. Directed by Cary Joji Fukunaga ( Beasts of No Nation , the first season of True Detective , No Time to Die ), it starred Mia Wasikowska as Jane, Michael Fassbender as Rochester, Judi Dench as Mrs. Fairfax, and Jamie Bell as St. John.

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   Characters of the novel Jane Eyre. Beware, reader, here there be major spoilers. Main Characters The heroine and narrator of the novel. Jane is a young …

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   Jane Eyre is an unloved orphan sent to a grueling boarding school, Lowood, by her foster aunt who dislikes her fiery wit and sharp tongue (and the fact that her husband appeared to love his sister, Jane's mother, more than his own family).

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   This film adaptation of the novel Jane Eyre was released in 2011. Focus Features produced this film, starring Mia Wasikowska as Jane, Michael Fassbender as Rochester, Judi Dench as Mrs. Fairfax, and Jamie Bell as St. John, and directed by Cary Fukunaga.

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   All Girls Want Bad Boys: Averted. Jane is neither unaware of nor willing to tolerate Mr. Rochester's faults, although she does think she can change him. Bookworm. Calling the Old Man Out: She gets to call her old aunt out at least once. Cinderella Circumstances.

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   Is Jane Eyre a true story?

   • Regency England: Jane Eyre is meant to be the fictional memoir of a woman looking back at her youth; the main action is set in about 1810.

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   How old is Jane Eyre when he falls in love?

   • Age-Gap Romance: When they fall in love, Jane Eyre is 18 and Mr. Rochester is about twenty years older. Another problem is the Uptown Girl aspect of the relationship because she is a governess and he is a rich gentleman. Both issues are addressed within the narrative and by the characters.

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   Did Jane Eyre take a train?

   • Had Jane Eyre been set any time after 1835 or so, Jane would have taken a train, and the station would have held a portrait of Queen Victoria. Oddly, virtually all of the film adaptations either ignore this detail, or miss it entirely. The costuming is always that of the time period the book was written, rather than when it was set.

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   Who wrote Jane Eyre?

   • The archetypal Gothic romance novel by Charlotte Brontë. First published in 1847. Jane Eyre is an unloved orphan sent to a gruelling boarding school, Lowood, by her aunt who dislikes her fiery wit and sharp tongue (and the fact that her husband appeared to love his sister, Jane's mother, more than his own family).

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   The Other Wiki tells us that Jane Eyre has been adapted into film eight times as of 2022: Jane Eyre, starring Irma Taylor; Jane Eyre, starring Mabel Ballin; Jane Eyre, starring Virginia Bruce; Jane Eyre, starring Joan Fontaine; Jane Eyre, starring Susannah York