Describe how Jane is a survivor in Charlotte Bronte's 'Jane Eyre'?

Answer 1

Jane is a survivor because throughout the story Jane lives through countless hardships including life at Gateshead and life at Lowood, after these hardships Jane goes onto life at Thornfeild where she has a decent job and then when the marriage to Rochester doesn't go through she moves on and because of losing her luggage is forced to become poor and desolate but then again she overcomes her hardships and gets a good job and then inherits a great deal of money. Jane is losing a survivor throughout the story.

Answer 2

Jane is a Survivor in 'Jane Eyre' due to her resilience in overcoming adversity and injustice throughout her life. She faces challenges from a young age, including abuse and deprivation, yet never loses her sense of self-worth and integrity. By asserting her independence and striving for personal growth, Jane demonstrates her ability to persevere in the face of hardship and injustice.

Answer 3

Jane Eyre shows her strength and bravery in many chapters. Starting from the first chapter to the end. Since the Red Room incident until she finally reunites with Mr.Rochester. Jane's life was full of ups and downs. She suffered alone during her childhood and then suffered at Lowood with all the hardships she had to face since it was a charity school. She faced all the situations very bravely and with a positive attitude.

Note: To understand the different incidents and situations Jane had to face, one must read the book. The incidents are to detailed and this answer is just a mere summary of how she faced them.