Jane Eyre 1983 Episode 08 A secret is revealed Spanish Subtitles 

I agree, we can't have the books we love adapted faithfully. We have to have all the garbage of today, (that I'm trying to escape), mixed in to appeal to the general public. I think this version did the absolute best with the leaving Mr. Rochester scene. The chapter in the book was so beautifully written and the emotion was so raw and captivating. Tears stream down my face everytime I go back to that chapter. I wish I could see an adaptation with an hour long portrayal of the scene but maybe that's just me haha

Very true

Да. Вы правы.🌷

Да.🌷

Timothi Dalton- best and beautiful💖💖💖

Да, Шарлота Бронте осталась в мировой истории литературы. Очень жаль, что умерла при родах совсем молодой.

​Она умерла в 38 лет и не при родах ​@@Kein928

Best FICTION EVER

Да. Эта книга - на все времена.💖

@@jennacrawford8958 Такое и в жизни бывает. Пишут, что Шарлотта Бронте написала автобиографию - кроме душевнобольной жены и финала, всё правда.

Да. Фильм потрясающий. Лучше этой экранизации нет.🌷

Но всё закончилось хорошо!🌷🌷🌷

20 to 19 is 39 😉 but it was "almost" 20, which makes it 36-38

In the book, Jane is 18-19 and Edward is ~35-38.

No creo que sea manipulador. El lucha bastante con su conciencia porque sabe que la union con ella lo condena pero sabe que si estuviera con ella lograría sanar su alma y finalmente ser feliz.

Да. Этот фильм и эти актёры вызывают зависимость- хочется смотреть каждый день!🌹🌹🌹

MJ VAN ENGEL .HACES COMO YO LA VEO Y CUANDO LA TERMINO LA VUELVO A EMPEZAR A VER OTRA VEZ ESO ES ADICCIÓN A TIMOTHY DALTON Y A ZELAH CLARKE Y EL ELENCO DE LA SERIE ES MARAVILLOSO.

ellenkingsley in the book Rochester says he believes Richard will eventually (in a couple years) develop the same mental illness :(

In early 19th century?? Well, if so, then what happens to the ill spouse after divorce, in early 19th century of course?🤔

@@IndomitableT I don't know what happened to the sick wife. As a rule, he took tonsure (if he could, of course). Or he was taken to his relatives.

@@user-yu4qu4pe8w. Wow, I have learned something new from you: tonsure🤔. I had to look that up. Anyway, tonsure will not help the tossed out spouse: your answer does not give me insight into what concerns me. If the man or the woman turns out not to be able to live on his or her own, it sounds rather harsh to toss them out on the streets in any century.😢 Then there is another matter: what is to be done after a prolonged time when one of the spouses, or both for this matter, turn out not to be able to conceive children?🤷

@@IndomitableT Well, it's a debatable question whether tonsure will help a wife. Solomeya, the first wife of Basil III, became a saint in monasticism

@@user-yu4qu4pe8w. Hmm🤔 Still no answer, thanks anyway.

Certainly, yes... but differently from the character in the story the term actually came from. In Rochester's case, he has lived in an impossible situation, one which his family trapped him in, for most of his adult life. At that time, the church didn't permit divorces under those circumstances. This doesn't excuse what he did... but in the end, it could be said that he paid dearly for how he handled the whole business. And, it could also be said that Jane was not restored to him until he did. Unlike the character in the original Gaslight story, Rochester actually loved Jane; his redemption, and therefore his true earning of Jane's love, came through suffering for his actions first.

I'm almost afraid to read Wild Sargasso Sea because this book is my favourite book of all time and I don't want Rochester ruined in my head. This version was very close to the scene in the book but something about this portrayal seems off. Perhaps it is the petulance in Jane's tone or the almost impossibly handsome Rochester. But if she had stayed, in time, when the sexual daze wore off, he would not have respected her. Bronte even says so in the book. And more importantly, she would not have been able to respect herself. The ending of this story tho, it was PERFECT!

Her character is a chaste and virtuous women.

@@bernadettehunt9346 Its a joke, Bernie

Got it, in real life, hormones, over come 🙃 logic and reason but you have to be true to God, and yoursellf. Enjoyed your reply.

@@bernadettehunt9346 I'll be a little more into that god of yours if he starts showing up and actually doing better things for me BEFORE disaster happens. So far, he's done a lousy job and he's on probation.

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gracias por subirla es hermosa!!!!!! no me cansó de verla.Una consulta. podrías subir una dejando austen persuasión de 1995 ? Te lo agradecería mucho. Saludos desde Argentina ciudad de Mar del Plata

+Claudia Arriola Persuasión del 95 es mi favorita! Intentaré conseguirla. Saludos desde Paraná, Entre Ríos!

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This was another uncle. One I think from her father’s side. It will make more sense later on.

It broke my heart too, but she didn't leave because she didn't love him deeply. She left because she would have come to hate herself for betraying her own conscience.

Actually, she left him exactly because her love was deep and strong, for Rochester, for herself, ánd for them both together❣️😌

Просто Джейн видела, к чему идёт дело - если бы она осталась, он сказал, что увезёт её на свою виллу во Франции... а что дальше? Ждать смерти его жены? Или становиться его любовницей? Оба варианта неприемлемы для верующего человека, для этого нужно быть безбожником.

Jane love Mr.Rochester deeply,but for her honest,she can’t reject Lord’s word .Her love one still have a wife now, this is the status,so she must leave him immediately with broken heart although she still love Mr. Rochester.

If you read the book you understand why she had to leave....

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Espero que estés de broma. Jane actúa según su moral y principios, jamás se faltaría el respeto a ella misma fingiendo y "aprovechando". Eso es lo maravilloso de ella: nunca pone el amor (por intenso que sea) antes que su dignidad.

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PARA GUSTOS COLORES Y PARA JARDINES FLORES. 💐

Esta Jane se ajusta al libro, y aunque Ruth está maravillosa como Jane y Zelah no está a la altura del personaje, el guión de 2006 no se ajusta al libro en muchos aspectos, porque moderniza la trama y los personajes.

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