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Jane Eyre is regarded as one of the greatest and most enduring works of English literature. Although the impoverished but brave heroine appears to be ordinary on the outside, she has an indomitable spirit, a keen wit, and remarkable courage. She must contend with the demands of a ruthless guardian, a difficult employer, and a strict social order. All of these factors influence her life and position as governess to the mysterious, sarcastic, and handsome Mr. Rochester's daughter.

However, this epic love tale, set against the majestic background of the Yorkshire moors, is full of generosity and heart. Ultimately, Jane and Rochester's epic passion must withstand terrible discovery, loss, and reunion, only to be met with catastrophe.

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