itisknowntous,eventhoughlivingatgateshead,insuchabeautifulhousewiththereeds,janeeyre`schildhoodwasn``sunclereedhadtakenhertohishousewhenherparentsbothheruncle`sdeathbedhehadmadehiswife,anutreed,promisetolookafterjaneeyrelikeherownchildren,butshedidn`tkeepingherthoughtmrsreedwasagoodwoman,becasuretheydidn`tknowhowshehatejaneandarecrueltoreed`sattitudemadetheotherschangetheirviewtocousinsdidnotloveherevenbulliedandpunishedheralltheservantbessieistheonlypersonwhowaskindtoher.

　　janehasspentmostofherchildhoodingateshead,nootherthanthisspecialexperienceshapedherpersonalityofbraveandstrongtochallengehernewlife.

　　atlowood,shewasbothexcitedandnervousaboutthenewplaceshehadseeandthenewpeopleshehadatlowoodwasn`tgoodatthetheremustbelievedinhardwork,plainfood,simpleclothesandnoluxuryofanymostofthemwereoffishexceptmisstemple,theheadmistressoflowoodschool.

　　janehasmadeafriendhere,thefirstreallyfriend——helengirlwassmartandkind-heartedbutwashatedbyherteachermissscatcherdandalwaysbepunishedbecauseofher“untidyandcareless”.janewassoangryaboutthat,onthecontrary,helentoldher:“lifeistooshorttocontinuehatinganyoneforalongallhavefaults,butthetimewillcomesoonwhenwedie,whenourwickednesswillpassawaywithourbodies,leavingonlythepureflameofthe`swhyineverthinkofrevenge,ineverconsiderlifeliveincalm,lookingforwardtotheend.”

　　thatistrue,herlifewastooshort!whenjanefeltshewasaccepted,learnedtolikeschoolandsettoworktolearnasmuchasshecould,makeasmanyfriendsaspossible,helen`sillnesswasmuchmoreseriousthanjanefirstthought,shehadgotatubermorningmisstemplefoundjaneasleepwithhelenburnsdeadinherhaveagreateffectonjane,sheteachedjanehowtolearntolove,forgiveanddoasthebibletells:“sometimesyouhavetoputupwithsomehardthingsinlifeevenifotherpeoplehurtus.”

　　janestayedforeightyearsinlowood,forthelasttwoasawasbusyandhappyallthattime,however,suddenlysherealizedshehadneverknownanyotherworldapartfromlowoodorwantedfreedom,decidedtochangeherlifeoratleastanewmastertosheadvertisedinanewspaperforajobasagovernessandthencametothornfield.共2页，当前第1页12

　　thefollowingstoryisaswhathappenedinthefilmsoundofmusic.

　　thegovernessofnopresencemovedmrrochesterwithherbeautiful,,janethoughtshedidn`treallyunderstandhimandneversurewhetherhe`sseriousorshealwaysspeakingcarefullyandkeepingserioustobuildawallthatshethinkaretheretoprotect,finallyshehadthecouragetotakedownthewallandexpressherlovetomrsaid:“doyouthinkicanwatchanotherwomanbecomeyourbride?doyouthinki`mamachine,whitoutfeelings?doyouthink,becausei`msmallandpoorandplain,thatihavenosoulandnoheart?well,you`rewrong!ihaveasmuchsoulandheartasismyspiritthatspeakstoyourspirit!weareequalinthesightofgod!”

　　ibelievewhenyouheardwhatshesaidallofyouwillstandinaweofithoughtthestorywouldcometoanend,asudden,surprisingchangeweretakingplace.

　　ontheweddingday,janefoundthesecretofweddingcannotcontinuebecausemrrochesterwasalreadymarriedandhiswifewasstillalive!hisexplanationmadejaneforgivehimatonceinherheartbecausesheknewwhathesaidwas,inherheartshealsoknewitwasrightforhertoleave.

　　sheleftmrrochesterwhenhewasrichandhealthbutcamebackeventhoughhewasblandandthinkthatistruelove.