The most prominent example concerning the psychological aspect of Jane’s character is her need for love. In novels love is a big driving force in why characters do what they do. As we know from the start of the novel Jane struggles with getting love from her family then later she gets moved to the school, Lowood. When she is forced to go Lowood Jane is somewhat overjoyed and desperate to find the love of a family or just any love in general. As we know Jane meets her soon so be good friend Helen and takes a liking to her. With all of the bad events that have occurred over Jane’s life, she finally has found her sense of love and family. When the reader sees this there is an acknowledgment of Jane’s drive for love and how those affect her
The most prominent example concerning the psychological aspect of Jane’s character is her need for love. In novels love is a big driving force in why characters do what they do. As we know from the start of the novel Jane struggles with getting love from her family then later she gets moved to the school, Lowood. When she is forced to go Lowood Jane is somewhat overjoyed and desperate to find the love of a family or just any love in general. As we know Jane meets her soon so be good friend Helen and takes a liking to her. With all of the bad events that have occurred over Jane’s life, she finally has found her sense of love and family. When the reader sees this there is an acknowledgment of Jane’s drive for love and how those affect her