Introduction
In response to the Jane Eyre piece of literature, there are various forms put in place to create an insight on the major overview of the intention of the story. It is understood that there are words, statements, passages and phrases which are delving into the development of the clear intention of the author. However, from my understanding, I pick on the phrase set forth by Jane Eyre that ‘like any other rebel slave, she felt resolved in her desperation to go all lengths in which even the starkest punishment cannot quell the mood of a revolted slave’. In the response herein, there is an endeavor and a comprehensive analysis on the small excerpt highlighted above with the aim of refuting the claims that Jane Eyre is a perfect romance escaped.
There is the element of slavery which makes the whole idea out of touch with the concept of love or romance as may be looked at from the analysis perspective. From the passage above, Jane was more inclined and dedicated as seeing into it that she moved out of the bondage which characterized her life. It is precise that Jane was in a bondage and was in her mission of breaking even and get off the shackles of slavery. Jane first strikes back at her young tormentor after which she verbally attack her aunt Reed (Mardorossian p.6). Even though there is conflict between Jane and some of the characters, it is not in the context of romance or love. Instead, contestation is crave for freedom in which the main character is committed to change the whole narrative. The center of conflict which brings about antagonism between these characters is off the grid of the romantic theme which might have taken the epicenter of discussion as insinuated in the better part of the text. From my understanding, I can assert that the protagonist and her supposedly antagonists are more embroiled in a conflict which is brought about by hatred and contempt from each other.
Conclusion
From the text above, there are historical connections and connotation both from political and social spheres. Specifically, there are point outs regarding slavery and the determination of the main character to break the chains on the same. From the text on the introduction paragraph, it is highlighted that Jane was more determined to see into it that she earned freedom. In connection to the political aspects of patriarchy and male imperialism, there is observed resemblance on the same. On a sympathetic balance, feminists from the United States have remarked that some of the authors are not showing the required justice to Jane in the story (Spivak p.244). The text has a historical significance especially on the political and social perspectives. The text represents the fight women undergo to ensure they turn tables of oppression. From the argument on the passage, the author asserts that Jane was determine as a slave in the verge of seeking for her freedom. Further, there are claims that Jane wanted to launch an all-out assault in changing the social and political narrative which raked her society. When freedom and oppression is highlighted in any story or literature, there is inevitability of attraction of political and social commentaries. The review of the story create the impression that there are limited connection of romance and the content of the passage above.
