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Try these Jane Eyre Quotes With Page Numbers to help you find your favorite quotes. Jane Eyre, by Charlotte Brontë, is about Jane, a plain and simple woman who struggles against oppression. Jane must overcome her cruel aunt Reed, the harsh conditions at Lowood school, and losing her love, Rochester, to Bertha. Jane also fights against class hierarchy and the patriarchal domination of women. Will Jane and Rochester get together?

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Rochester: Who's there? This hand. Jane Eyre. Jane Eyre: Edward, I'm come back to you. Fairfax Rochester with nothing to say. Rochester: You're altogether a human being Jane. Jane Eyre: I conscientiously believe so. Rochester: I dream. Jane Eyre: Awaken then. ~ Jane Eyre (2011) Charlotte Brontë

Edward Fairfax Rochester: Jane, I want a wife. I want a wife, not a nursemaid to look after me. I want a wife to share my bed every night. All day if we wish. If I can't have that, I'd rather die. We're not the platonic sort, Jane. Jane Eyre: [Take his face in her hands as she faces him] Can you see me? [Rochester nods yes] Jane Eyre: Then hear this Edward. Your life is not yours to give up. It is mine. All mine. And I forbid it.

Do you ever laugh? Only rarely, perhaps. But you are not naturally austere any more than I am naturally vicious. I can see you in the glance of a curious sort of bird. And the close-set bars of a cage; a vivid, restless captive. When it put free, it could soar. Cloud-high. -Jane Eyre