Jane Eyre assignment 6

My feelings about this book are that it's very sad, and really like real life. This book has a lot of people that feel discouraged and have low self esteem. For example, Mr Rochester feels that he's not good enough for god and that he should be better, but he feels that he can't be better. Also Jane feels that she isn't good enough to marry Mr Rochester and that she doesn't look good enough to be with him. For example, when Mrs Fairfax described a woman that would be worthy to marry Mr Rochester, Jan drew a picture of it and she told herself that if she ever felt any feelings for Mr Rochester, that she would look at the picture and realize that only beautiful women deserve to be with Mr Rochester. Since we categorize this book as a buildungsroman an example of growth that has affected Jane is that she has moved from place to place and in the beginning of the book, she's a rebellious girl that doesn't really like to be told what to do by any one and now she lives in a great environment and she doesn't rebel and her views on people has changed. For example she used to really hate any one, because she would get beat, but now that she doesn't really get beat she has more sympathy and kindness for people. She has grown from a little girl trying to survive in a terrible living environment to a peaceful happy girl.