【正文】 nevertheless, Jane was pure, noble, selfrespect and independent. When being a private teacher, she loved Rochester gradually who was once her master. The experience of Jane was the same with Charlotte. When Charlotte was studying French in Brussels built by Ella couple, she was also loved her French teacher. But the pity was that he had got married. There was little possibility for Charlotte to get married with him. So she hoped that Jane could finally e true her dream and be together with her lover. We are so happy to see that the final destiny of heroine under author?s writing had a good ending. For my eyes, it was only author?s fantasy and she hoped this fantasy could be realized on Jane Eyre. Depressing sorrowful mood, Charlotte was back to her hometown and decided to prepare to establish the school, but at last she failed. However, she didn?t give up. In reverse, she was striving for herself. Just the same with Jane, though the road was full of thorns, she was always 5 insisting on. There was no vestige of backward. The spirits of independent, rebellion, selfrespect showed up in every corner, especially the rebellion. Just because Jane wanted to be independent and free, she had no choice but to rebel. It was these spirits that Jane Eyre got the purest and noblest love. 2. in the Gateshead (Resource of Rebellion) At this part, I will talk something about the rebellion spirit of Jane Eyre in Gateshead. Generally speaking, the purpose of any defiance is to get oneself freedom and equality. The reason why they have rebellions is that these people are under illtreatment. In this classic novel, the rebellion is always panying with Jane that is formed by the plicated environments. Jane Eyre was an orphan who lost her parents after her birth and lived with Family Reed in the Gateshead where she suffered from much imaginable illtreatment. Jane Eyre had to depend on her aunt for support, but unluckily her aunt disliked her and looked up down her. (Cong Xiao2021:106) Also her brother and sisters distained her, thinking that she was just a poor girl and had nothing. Only a tenyearold girl should bear such pain, it was really an amazing thing. However, what forted our readers was that Jane held on it. She was so strong that nothing could be easy to strike her down. In the Gateshead, the characteristic of rebellion was gradually grown up. Jane was a successful figure, because she dared to break through the traditional thoughts, never thinking of herself as a slave and always trying her best to escape from the constrained freedom. She was kindhearted, humble and honest. Despite her shortness and plainlooking, she was often full of confident. But her relative, Mrs. Reed, was a rude and uneducated woman who had never treated Jane well. She was a snobby woman and never thought of others. In her eyes, there was only a word that was money. She did not like Jane and often abused her. But Jane was not easy to be bullied. When Mrs. Reed scolded Jane excessively, Jane would talk back to her powerfully. And if John, the son of Mrs. Reed, abused her, she would resist it crazily, either. The rebellion in front of Mrs. Reed was obvious. The days in the red room lit up the spark of Jane Eyre?s rebellion further. She thought if she didn?t have defiance, then she would be dead. As Matthew Arnold suspects that Jane Eyre is such a woman who yearns to escape entirely from drawing rooms and patriarchal mansions. (Li Zhou2021:163) From the rebellion in Gateshead, we can learn from that the respect was a mutual thing. If you want to get other?s respect, the first thing is that you should learn to respect others. No matter who are you. Rebellion under the Illtreatment from John Read From the beginning of the first chapter, we can know that Jane Eyre?s living was unhappy, for the writer pointing out that a heart suddenly by the chidings of Bessie, the nurse, and humbled by the consciousness of my physical inferiority to Eliza, John, and Geiana Reed. (Charlotte Bronte2021:1)Since Jane has lived with family Reed together, she did have a good life until her uncle died. From then on, everyone in Reed house started to bias her and bully her. Later, she was even abused by them. At Gateshead, the one who always abuse Jane Eyre was John Reed. John Reed, elder four years than Jane, was Mrs. Reed?s only darling son. So no matter what he had done, no one would scold him, instead, all of them would think that it must be the Jane?s fault. At the initial stage, maybe Jane had a little frightened to John when she was abused by him. For example, as Jane Eyre said:” every nerve I has feared him, and every morsel of flesh on my bones shrank when he came near. ” (Charlotte Bronte2021:6) However, Jane Eyre?s heart was strong, since she was not scared with any half step. On the contrary, the seeds of 6 the rebellion were gradually growing up. It is known to all that people who were only under the great oppression will break out their enormous power. That?s it. The tolerance of everybody is limited. When the tolerance reaches a certain point, of course, it will have a massive explosion. Just like what Luxun said:” to explore in silence, or to die in it. ” Seeing from that you can know it was full of the rebellion spirit in Jane Eyre?s heart, which was her own unconscious that hadn?t shown apparently. Jane didn?t think that she should resign to such an uneducated and rude boy. She desired freedom and independent. Fair was also her inner calling. But it was impossible for her to get these things at that time. Gradually, the rebellion consciousness was much stronger than before. As for John, both of his intelligent quality and emotional quality were inferior to Jane. He had not much affection for his mother and sisters, let alone the sympathy to Jane Eyre. Furthermore, he always insu