“Sorry, but Jane eyre isn’t the romance you want it to be” Which of the following is an example of the
author's choice to connect the concepts of the
novel to the reader?
A. But when it was published, the bestselling book
incensed readers even as it seduced them. It
was condemned as immoral, unfit for women's
eyes, all but fomenting revolution. (paragraph
2)
B. For Charlotte Brontë, a woman whose life was
steeped in sides near-romance, refused to
write love as ruly, predictable, or safe.
(paragraph 3)
C. Neglected in childhood and traumatized at a
school where she is humiliated and starved,
Jane arrives at Thornfield ready to love.
(paragraph 4).
D. In the 1840s, Jane's love for herself was so
subversive it bordered on revolution. In 2019,
her love of Rochester is so shocking it borders
on treason. (paragraph 6)