How Does Charlotte Bronte Use Constraint In Jane Eyre

In the novel Jane Eyre the author Charlotte Bronte creates a feeling of constraint and imprisonment that the main character experiences through ought her childhood.

Bronte imagery in several ways in order to get her point across. She does this from the beginning by using the description of the "cold winter ... clouds so somber and rain penetrating" to foreshadow the hardships the main character Jane is yet to face
Another example when she states the following " The said Eliza, John, and Georgina were clustered round their momma .....me she had dispensed from joining the group" The previous quote illustrates the main character's exclusion from the family as well as her constraint because even if she wished to join them she cannot.As
the evidence suggest Bronte's effective use of imagery is one of the many ways that creates the feelings of constraint and imprisonment.

The novel is narrated in first person point of view from the perspective of the main character.This contributes greatly to the creation of the aurora of the work because it facilitates recognizing and identifying what makes her feel the way she does first hand. An example of such would be the