Jane Eyre

The novel follows the life of Jane Eyre, an orphan raised in the cold and unkind household of her aunt, where she endures isolation and cruelty. These early hardships forge Jane’s resilience, independence, and moral strength—qualities she relies on when she becomes governess to the young ward of the brooding, enigmatic Mr. Rochester. As Jane’s affection for him deepens, she slowly uncovers the dark secret hidden within Thornfield Hall, confronting her with an agonizing decision: remain with Rochester and accept the consequences, or stay true to her principles, even if it means abandoning the man she loves.