Gender roles dictate behavior and constrain freedom from "summary" of Jane Eyre by Karen Swallow Prior,Charlotte Brontë
The constraints of societal expectations weigh heavily on individuals, shaping their destinies while often stifling their true selves. Within the confines of the Victorian era, women are ensnared by rigid norms that define their roles as nurturers and subservient companions. Such expectations render them voiceless, their aspirations eclipsed by the demands of propriety and domesticity. Jane Eyre, a spirited and independent soul, navigates this treacherous landscape with a fierce determination to assert her identity. From her early years at Gateshead, where she endures the oppressive presence of her Aunt Reed, to the stifling atmosphere of Lowood School, Jane's journey reveals the pervasive nature of these societal dictates. The harsh treatment she faces not only illustrates the cruelty of her environment but also highlights the struggle against predetermined paths.
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