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cold-blooded. John decides to travel to India as a missionary and he asks Jane to go with him as his wife. Jane agrees to go to India but refuses to marry her cousin because she does not love him. Or we could say St. John plans to become a missionary in India. He tries to convince Jane to accompany him, as his wife. Realizing that St. John doesn’t love her but just wants to use her to accomplish his goals, Jane refuses his request, but suggests a compromise by agreeing to follow him to India as a comrade, but not as a wife. She has finally refused St. John. River’s courting. Women are not acting a role that society appoint to them, women should throw their own endeavor, pursue to equal in the economy, marriage, character and society position. II. Jane Eyre’s Love and Its Reflection A. Jane Eyre’s Love The oppressor Jane has is Mr. Rochester, most writers agree that the theme of Jane Eyre is the search for love. Lawerence has said,” The novel is revolutionary in its treatment of love.” True love is very important to Jane. Jane immediately leaves Moor House to search for her true love, Rochester. She discovers Thornfield a burned wreck, just as predicted in her dreams. From a local innkeeper, she learns that Bertha Mason burned the house down one night and that Rochester lost an eye and a hand while trying to save her and the servants. He now lives in seclusion at Ferndean.Jane immediately drives to Ferndean. There she discovers a powerless, unhappy Rochester. Jane carries a tray to him and reveals her identity. The two lovers are joyfully reunited and soon marry. In my opinion, the following words show her inner mind: “Do you believe I am one automation machine? Does not one have the affection machine? Can let my mouth a piece of bread comply with me; splash away in the cup let my drop of water comply with me? You think because of I am poor, low and unbeautiful, I do not have soul? You have mistake! --- My soul and you are the same; my heart completeness also with you is the same! If God give me a little beautiful and wealth, I will let you feel being difficult to leave me, you are same as like I am difficult to leave. I am really not to pass convention, even not by the human body of ordinary person with talk about you--- but my spirit is speaking in the spirit with you; like two people go through grave that we stand is equal before God's foot, because of we are equal!”⑦ Here is a dialogue: “Ah! Jane, but I want a wife” “Do you, sir “Yes; is it news to you?” “Of course: you said nothing about it before” “Is it unwelcome news?” “That depends on circumstances, sir-on your choice.” “Which you shall make for me, Jane. I will abide by your decision.” “Choose then, sir-her who loves you best.” I will at least choose –her I love best. Jane, will you marry me?” “Yes, sir.” “A poor blind man, whom you will have to lead about by the hand?” “Yes, sir.” “A crippled man, twenty years older than you, whom you will have to wait on?” “Yes, sir.” “Truly, Jane?” “Most truly, sir.” “Oh! My darling! God bless you and reward you!”⑧ Here shows their love is happiness. B．Jane Eyre’s Rebellion Jane is such a self-respecting, impendence and decisive woman. Although artistic and educational pursuits are essential elements of Jane’s personality, she also feels a need to assert her identity through rebellion. In the opening chapters of the novel, Jane refers to herself as a “rebelling slave,” and throughout the story she opposes the forces that preven