To what extent does Jane Eyre’s past affect her fate? :: English Literature

To what extend does Jane Eyres past affect her mickle?Charlotte Bront uses many different ways to affect Jane Eyres fate.By braggart(a) Jane a difficult and tiresome childhood from a real two-year-oldage it has an effect on her adult life.From a very(prenominal) archaean age Jane Eyre had a very unusual childhood. Shestarted in a very unloving family with her aunts and cousins. She feltunloved and had a sense of refusal. Her cousin rear beat her and shealways hit back. When she did so, she was often caught and locked inthe red room. Her aunt sent her to Loward boarding school. This wasa very worrying time for Jane because already at the age of around 10she has had no love and allot in her life. The boarding school didntaid her in anyway.At boarding school Jane did not fit in. Again she was not cared for.She felt unsafe, unhappy, but does find her first relay transmitter. Helen Burnsis a real crook point in Janes life. Jane really stood up for hernew friend too. When Helen gets punished Jane stays with her. Littlebits like this help to shape Jane into a Lady and who she forget be whenshe is older. Janes new friend was a good believer in God. When Helenwas very ill, Jane realises that Helen is in trouble and could die,Helen tells Jane what will happen when she dies.I am very happy, Jane and when you hear that I am dead, you must besure and not grieve there is null to grieve about.This scene takes part in Helens bed, and is a very touching scene ofthe two girls bonding. The scene is clam and relaxed. By victimisation longsentences, you can get a feel that Helens voice is soft, and thatthere is there are no interruptions. Helen goes on later to say,I take for just now a father, and he is lately married, and will not miss me.By dying young, I shall escape great sufferings. I had not qualitiesor talents to make my way very well in the world I should fork out beencontinually at faultJane and Helen have something in common here. The girls both have th esense that their families dont love them and that they are in life ontheir own. But, now they have found each other, the girls arecomforted that they are not the only ones.Helen has her own beliefs and opinions too.my Maker and yours, who will never destroy what He created. I rely