Religion In Jane Eyre

Jane Eyre is a story of a strong, courageous woman who has self-worth. Jane defies the ideals of a perfect Victorian woman and is centered on religion. Jane Eyre is based on religion. In Jane Eyre, Jane constantly struggles with her religion. In her society religious beliefs are important, but Jane wants a true relationship with the Lord. Jane struggles with her religious beliefs and relationships. As a young girl Jane hears Helen’s ideas on the Lord. Helen believes that God is forgiving and loving and that she should love and forgive her enemies just as Jesus does. As Jane grows older and more mature, Jane starts to realize that this is true. Jane starts to live more freely and happily and starts to forgive easier. She also begins to build her own beliefs on religion and God. Jane believes that all humans need worldly love as well as God’s love and that people on Earth need to be forgiven, but also held responsible of their actions. Jane has many hardships and doubts, and continues to pray when she is at Thornfield Hall. I think that she fulfills her idea of religion when she goes to live
She conforms to the role of women in this Victorian Society, but only enough to be successful in her life. Jane continues to wear her plain clothes even when the style differs. She did not marry immediately and when she had the chance to, she turned it down. Jane also was not marrying for money she was marrying for love. She married her master, even though it was frowned upon by society. Unlike the usual Victorian woman, she refused to be shoved into the box society wants her to be in. She speaks freely and did what she wanted or thought was needed, not what was encouraged. Jane was determined to be her own person and to be successful. Even though it was not encouraged or liked, Jane did all of these things. Jane was a woman who was not satisfied with pushing aside her opinions for marriage or