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Jane Eyre acted very bravely and with intelligence when facing problems or hardships in her life. She was always influenced by her surroundings and her handful of friends who made her build her own independent character in order to live in the society.

Examples:

1. She learnt how to be calm like Helen when problems arose.

2. She learnt how to be happy and smart like Miss.Temple all the time.

These 2 examples are just to name a few. But Jane was smart enough to learn something from each and everyone around her in order to succeed in life. It is one of the special characteristics of Jane which makes her character unique.

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