【正文】 is from Jane with a successful and contemptuous smile. The contemptuous smile aroused Jane’s rage which had been restrained a long time. She felt a deep sense of contempt to her. So she loudly argued, “It belongs to my uncle Reed!” John, the capricious monster, used the book to heavily hit on her forehead. The blood was bleeding. The sense of contempt lead to her angry, even the undignified beating! Jane bravely began to fight back so that they disturbed everyone to e here. There was no doubt that the result was very terrible. The fighting case led her be sent to the horribly red room and was the blasting fuse of being driven to Lowood School. Her school will let her get far away from Gateshead a good while, to some extent, nearly forever. Indeed, no one took care of her and do her a little favor. No matter how she begged the aunt, nobody helped her and took notice of her inner feelings. Her revolt brought too much scold and unacceptable punishment. She was so lonely, poor and lowly. No one knew what feelings in her heart. The environment full of rejection and discrimination shaped Jane as a solitary, rebellious and eccentric girl in Gateshead family’s eyes. The environment also made Jane became brave and strong to pursue her dignity and freedom. She could not stand John’s smile with contempt because she did not be respected and treated as a sister. She knew her dignity to being neglected but she could not let it go on. She fought with John for her dignity, for her freedom, for her own space. In her mind, she desired to get dignity and regarded her as a girl who was the John’s sister and a family member. She was longing for her own space to read or think. For her, John’s provocation was a disrespected beaver to her dignity. He disturbed her time, too. If she’d like to be respected, she must fight for it. No one will initiatively show his or her respect to you till you try. Her rebellious spirit started to e into being. The punishment of being sent to school was cruel but she bravely learned to take the result of pursuing dignity and freedom.At Lowood School, she spent eight years here. Her rebellion became more mature. Environment decided one’s personality. Personality was shaped by the concrete environment. The death of Helen, her best friend, let her be more lonely and helpless, but made her know how to go for dignity. So she had been a teacher in Lowood School for two years.At Thronfield, she had pletely fallen in love with Mr. Rochester. But when the bad news that Mr. Rochester had a wifeinlaw was ing, she decisively did not get him a chance and chose to leave. She could not accept to be a mistress and no deserved status. Through her whole life, she valued her dignity and safeguarded her dignity and never stopped perusing her dignity and her freedom of inspirit. The rebel woman eventually possessed dignity and freedom. Never stop pursuing equality and independenceDifferent environment brings up people who have different personality. Jane Eyre not only was a rebel girl who goes for dignity and freedom, but also was a girl who runs after equality and independence. She has her own ideas and thoughts. Refusing to be a coward and a parasite is totally showed by her.At Gateshead, she just lived the life like a dog. Every one could satirize her and played a trick on her. It was her plain appearance that made her sisters dislike her and stay away from her. She tasted the loneliness and was hunted by inferiority. Beside inferiority, she had a strong wish that was to be equally treated, no matter how she or he was ugly or bad. A cat looks like a king. It’s my life that I have the right to decide what it was. I also could dress well and make up even if I am plain. I could make friends with creditable man even if I am from a poor family without reputation, too. I could learn as huge numbers of knowledge as rich girls and bee a woman with elegant connotation. Jane’s most time was taken by reading books. She knew knowledge had the magic to change her life. She wanted to leave and did not be a parasite any longer. She had a strong emotion of study because she cherished that knowledge could give her independence. She was eager for independence and standing on her own feet. Jane thought that a man without independence was hardly looked as a respectable and equal man. For her aspiration, trying her best to learn is of importance. The Aunt Mrs. Reed told Mr. Brocklehurst: “I’m sorry to say that her worst fault is that of deceit.” After the schoolmaster leaving, Jane said with strong anger, “You said I was a liar. I’m not. If I were, I should say I love you, and I don’t. I dislike you worse than anybody in the world. People think you are good, but you are bad and hardhearted. I’ll let everyone know what you have done. ” She was so brave and angry that Mrs. Reed was shocked. I can not believe that a little girl could say these! She could put up with Mrs. Reed’s slander and anything she’d done to ruin her reputation. Her equality was deprived. She yearned for equal rights to express her idea and equal rights to protect herself from being hurt, so she ignored nothing to argue with Mrs. Reed. The reality brings her up into a sensitive, obstinate and independent girl. She cherries her rights and dignity as a human, especially when she was only a little girl, she uses a pair of eyes of earlymaturing child and a pure heart to observe and judge good or bad around. She has a rich but sentimental inner heart. To be equal gives her a powerful strength to bee more independent.At Lowood School, firstly, she thought it was a paradise but in fact a hell. Bad food, thin clothes, two girls live in one small bed, six persons use one basin. People could not receive timely cure if they catch a cold, so pestilence was spreading. If you couldn’t bear this, you would die soon. Everyone in there dared to express what it was in inner heart. She had only friend, Helen. The most fortable and lucky thing was