In this edition, the depression and pain in my aunt’s house when I was young was almost wiped out. That house, that house that was locked up when I was a child gave Jane so much fear and endless nightmares, until later, there was no fever, sickness, etc. Describing, and getting along with the maid, Jane was vicious in childhood and resentful in her heart. It's a pity that it seems to flash back in the movie.
The next few years of Girls’ Generation in the Charity Girls’ School will also be an important moment for the character to continue to be shaped. It will not happen overnight from hatred to peace. Helen, and that lovely teacher, played an important role in her life. In the movie, the school seems to be described as purgatory, and a whip outlines the school. This is really one-sided. The early stage of this school is indeed very strict. For example, they eat very little, often go hungry, winter is very cold, the teacher is very strict, and advocates extreme inspection, but it will not lead to abnormal abuse. And Jane did grow up very quickly and gained the love of most teachers. The conditions of the school have also been greatly improved after the exposure. It is undeniable that Jane has learned a lot in school, painting, teaching, literature, In French, she became a lady.
The spark between Rochester and Jane is really inexplicable. It should have been after countless mutual guesses, countless proms held at home, and verbal attacks, that they were more attracted to each other. Did not explain Adele's identity.
Regrettably, the fact that the missionary is actually his cousin is not stated in the movie, and there is almost no friendship with the two cousins. You know that the cousin wants to take him to India, but he has been entangled with countless reincarnations. In the movie, Jane seems to be very determined, and just walks after the erratic voice. . .
There is also the "Witcher" fortune-telling, what a wonderful piece, there is no at all. The pain that Jane suffered after escaping from Rochester, and the pain of almost dying without food and sleep was gone. In short, this is simply bloodless, no friendship, and facial paralysis.
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