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Bronte Sisters - Coggle Diagram

- - - - The structure
      - The use of time
      - The transgression of conventions
        
        Rebellion is the main force that pushes the characters to their fate
        
        Heathcliff is the dark hero taht tries to break the Victorian rules
        
        byonic hero
        
        break victorian rules
        
        not following the rules
        
        deve affrontare tragic conflicts without apparent solution
        
        he is
        
        passional
        
        violence
        
        emotional
        
        Cartherine struggle because he wants to be a rebel, but che is unable to follow her true fealings
      - The analysis of passion and desire
    - - Heathcliff is a damned, proud and rebellious figure, while Catherine is spoiled(viziata) and capricious: their love cannot be consumed due to social differences and this unlived love will lead them to hate each other, in the same absolute way that they love each other.
    - - Realistic
        
        Feature of the characters that reflects the middle and lower classes
        
        Ordinary human life
        
        Realistic details are really accurate, such as the geography of the place and the history of the family
        
        Realistic time, place and culture of the setting
      - Romantic
        
        immaginations
        
        passion
        
        violence
        
        emotions
        
        tragic conflicts without apparent solution
        
        Byronic hero
        
        Nature is shown in its wild
        
        attention to the idividual
        
        not following the rules
        
        possibility of supernatural elements
- - - - the title character is a 10-year-old orphan who lives with her uncle’s family. She is later sent to the austere Lowood Institution, where she is mistreated. In early adulthood she finds work as a governess at Thornfield Hall. Jane falls in love with Rochester her dashing and Byronic employer. Rochester proposes marriage. However, on their wedding day, Jane discovers that Rochester cannot legally marry her, because he already has a wife, Bertha Mason, who has gone mad. Jane is taken in by people she later discovers are her cousins. One of them gives her a job and soon proposes marriage. Jane hears a mesmeric call from Rochester so returns to Thornfield to find the estate burned. Reunited, Jane and Rochester got married
    - - Represent the possibility for middle-class women to improve their social condition through true love- marriage .