The acting of all characters, particularly that of the main characters, Jane and Rochester, is far superior to what one sees today. So much of the acting is wonderfully done by their facial expression, especially by Ms.Z.Clarke (Jane). The story adaptation is excellent. Fully developed characters and not having to resort to vulgarity as is the norm in 2022. Many thanks for uploading this series. A wonderful escape from our mad world.
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
Rochester is used to dramatic women. He knows how to deal with crying and screaming, you just throw jewels at that kind of woman. He recognizes that Jane is a greater person than that, but he hasn't learned yet how to treat her. People call this book misogynist, but it is a plea for men to recognize women as people, not playthings.
A melhor de todas as versões. Muito fiel ao livro e com excelentes interpretações. Li Jane Eyre quando ainda era uma adolescente e ainda hoje, depois de muitas décadas, continua sendo meu romance preferido. Todo o rigor moral da era vitoriana está representado nele, principalmente nesse episódio. Foi muito bom encontrar esses vídeos no youtube.
@mariteix Sem dúvida! É uma obra que li quando era jovem pois fazia parte dos currila do meu curso. Mas nessa altura li para um exame com a ligeireza da juventude, ou seja, fazer a cadeira e despachar (é menos uma). Contudo, agora "saboreio" o livro descubro coisas novas, problemas actuais num livro tão antigo...Fique bem!😊
Que garbo de Timothy Dalton!!! Y de su actuación; E S P E C T A C U L A R!! Fantástica obra de Charlotte Brontë Gracias por subirla!!!! Desconocía que existia!!
ESTA ESCENA ES PRECIOSA, CON CUANTO AMOR LA COGE EL POR LA CINTURA Y CUANDO ELLA SE DESMAYA ES TODO AMOR .PERO TAMBIÉN POR PARTE DE LOS DOS ES LA MÁS DOLOROSA .DESESPERO DE LOS DOS .
HAY ESCRITOS, QUE NO ESTÁN DE ACUERDO CON LA ACTUACIÓN, DE TIMOTHY DALTON ESTÁ SUBLIME Y ELLA ES UN MAGNÍFICA ACTRIZ ,ALGUNAS DE LAS QUE ESCRIBEN QUE LEAN, EL LIBRO Y DESPUÉS OPINEN DE LA ADAPTACIÓN QUE HACEN ,LOS GUIONISTAS DEL LIBRO PERO NO CULPEN A LOS PROTAGONISTAS PARA MI LOS DOS ESTÁN MAGNÍFICOS
EN ESTA ESCENA, EL DESMAYO DE "JEAN EIRE" ES IMPECABLE PARECE REAL Y" EL CLARO SE SUPONE " QUE NO SABE QUE SE VA A DESMAYAR Y EL TIENE UNOS REFLEJOS Y LA ABRAZABA ANTES DE QUE CAIGA AL SUELO ,"IMPECABLE ESCENA "Y ELLOS ESTAN SUBLIMES. ESTA ,PARA MI ES LA MEJOR VERSIÓN PERO CON MUCHA DIFERENCIA ,PORQUE LOS DIÁLOGOS ENTRE ELLOS DOS PARECE QUE NO ES UN GUIÓN ESCRITO, PARECE QUE SE RIGEN MAS POR EL LIBRO HAY UNAS DIFERENCIAS DE UNOS GUIONISTAS A OTROS ESTOS, CLAVARON LO ESCRITO EN EL LIBRO, POR CHARLOTTE BRONTE .
This is my favorite Jane Eyer version! The acting is perfect! Only flaw? The actor playing Mr. Rochester is to handsome! He is supposed to be not to handsome.
That's a common complaint with various versions, but think about it. It's one thing for an author to describe a character a certain way and leave it to the readers' imagination. It's a different thing when turning it into a movie and everyone will see the characters. The producers can't make the characters too unappealing. Otherwise, people wouldn't watch and wouldn't sympathize with the characters if they're supposed to.
oiga, yo salgo por una puerta y el hombre de mi vida me agarra asi por la espalda y me habla con una voz asi con sentimiento para pedirme que no me vaya, y yo creo que yo tambien me desmayo como Jane
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.
Это точно игра актеров вызывает зависимость Но почему? В книге и сериале много говорят о Боге Может быть этот Святой дух был в них в Зиле и Тимати и они не играли,а жили сами в этих образах Поэтому мы духовно и физически ощущаем ,что они и правда любят друг друга
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.
Jane Eyre and Wuthering Heights, both with Timothy Dalton, I love both, but Jane Eyre speaks to my romantic self in wanting a happy ending. Wuthering Heights for all it's rage and heartbreak leaves mefeeling unsatisfied, angry. The Bronte sisters all were genius...in observing humans - outsiders.... And yes it's the spirit that addresses the reader in the spirit of the writer.
Этот Святой дух был в актёрах В Зиле и Тимати ,они не играли а жили в своих образах Мы чувствуем духовные переживания героев и 100раз пересматриваем фильм
This is a great version. This is a horrible, almost sick story. The gaslighting and the narcissism. And she is like 19 to his what, 49? The lady said 20 years older.
He truly is horrible. I only wish the book ended with her not going back to him. I loved the part of the book where she left him and made a new life for herself.
There could be no such story in Russia. Our church allows divorce due to the premarital illness of one of the spouses, which prevents the birth of children.
@@ольгасафонова-ы9э. 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?🤷
Read: www.sahealth.sa.gov.au/wps/wcm/connect/public+content/sa+health+internet/healthy+living/healthy+mind/myths+and+facts+about+mental+illness#:~:text=Fact%3A%20A%20vulnerability%20to%20some,onset%20of%20a%20mental%20illness. ‘Fact: A vulnerability to some mental illnesses, such as bipolar mood disorder, can run in families. But other people develop mental illness with no family history. Many factors contribute to the onset of a mental illness.’ - excerpt.
@@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.
Si quieres ver la serie con subtítulos, haz click en el cuadradito blanco al lado del reloj, en la parte inferior derecha. Si quieres bajarlos, están todos en subdivx. Mi usuario es cm1454.
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
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!
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.
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.
Jane, mujer, si ya le has besado antes. A qué tanto remilgo, con lo bueno que está. Hazte la tonta y aprovecha. Si es que las hay que no saben la suerte que tienen...
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.
Она не могла с ним остаться в роли любовницы,он нарядил бы ее как куклу,сделал бы второй Селиной Варанс,а потом бы бросил вместе с ребенком И не было бы Джейн Эйр
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.
После мучительной книги, версия 2006 просто пародия на Джен Эйр,все слишком хорошенькое Зачем показывать любовь в жестах,взглядах,когда можно просто завалиться в постель И кто же теперь скажет что там нет любви? А этот рыжый Рочестер вообще тухлый
No respetan la obra de Charlotte Bronte para nada!! Me enoja la verdad!! Jane ni bien se entera de Bertha, si, le dice q lo ama más q nunca pero no puede quedarse con él. Ella sale lo más rápido posible de la casa. Con el corazón destrozado pero segura q hace bien en dejarlo. Charlotte Bronte acá se luce no sólo con el personaje sino también con el giro tan novedoso para la época. Ninguna mujer se quedaría con Rochester sabiendo q ya está casado!! Que a Rochester lo engañaron para casarse no lo justifica para mentir. Y la sobre actuación tan dramática de Thimoty Dalton deja mucho q desear. Parece encaprichado con Jane más q enamorado y tan mal de la cabeza como Bertha xd!!😋
I love Timothy Dalton...what a fantastic actor...what a voice and he is beautiful.😘
The acting of all characters, particularly that of the main characters, Jane and Rochester, is far superior to what one sees today. So much of the acting is wonderfully done by their facial expression, especially by Ms.Z.Clarke (Jane). The story adaptation is excellent. Fully developed characters and not having to resort to vulgarity as is the norm in 2022. Many thanks for uploading this series. A wonderful escape from our mad world.
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
"My love, my hope, my life" - heartwrenching!!! I found my favorite Rochester at last!!!!
This version of Jane Eyre is PERFECT.
This is my favorite version of Jane Eyre
Timothy Dalton como Rochester es simplemente perfecto 💘
Да. Вы правы.🌷
Rochester is used to dramatic women. He knows how to deal with crying and screaming, you just throw jewels at that kind of woman. He recognizes that Jane is a greater person than that, but he hasn't learned yet how to treat her. People call this book misogynist, but it is a plea for men to recognize women as people, not playthings.
I never heard it called misogynistic.
Best version ever.
Да.🌷
Тимоти Долтон Безумно Красивый Человек! И Шикарный Актёр❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Самый красивый.
Love timothy Dalton in Jane eyre he gorgeous ❤😊
Один из лучших романов
" Джейн Эйр" и читала и смотрела фильм..... убеждена что очень сильная личность написала этот роман.
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
The best book I ever read by FAR: Jane Eyre.
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.
A melhor de todas as versões. Muito fiel ao livro e com excelentes interpretações. Li Jane Eyre quando ainda era uma adolescente e ainda hoje, depois de muitas décadas, continua sendo meu romance preferido. Todo o rigor moral da era vitoriana está representado nele, principalmente nesse episódio. Foi muito bom encontrar esses vídeos no youtube.
@mariteix Sem dúvida! É uma obra que li quando era jovem pois fazia parte dos currila do meu curso. Mas nessa altura li para um exame com a ligeireza da juventude, ou seja, fazer a cadeira e despachar (é menos uma). Contudo, agora "saboreio" o livro descubro coisas novas, problemas actuais num livro tão antigo...Fique bem!😊
Estaba buscando la película del 2006 y me encuentro con esta joya .Las mejores cosas no se planean !!
Timothi Dalton- best and beautiful💖💖💖
Que garbo de Timothy Dalton!!!
Y de su actuación;
E S P E C T A C U L A R!!
Fantástica obra de Charlotte Brontë
Gracias por subirla!!!!
Desconocía que existia!!
Да. Фильм потрясающий. Лучше этой экранизации нет.🌷
Wow la mejor escena, que fuerte ver llorar a un hombre por amor 😢
ESTA ESCENA ES PRECIOSA, CON CUANTO AMOR LA COGE EL POR LA CINTURA Y CUANDO ELLA SE DESMAYA ES TODO AMOR .PERO TAMBIÉN POR PARTE DE LOS DOS ES LA MÁS DOLOROSA .DESESPERO DE LOS DOS .
Timothy fabulous Rochester
I love this book so much
Me encantan los dos... y la he visto varias veces!... Año 2022, enero. Sus historias tienen parecido con el Chile antiguo. Saludos
mi dios que tristeza, pobre jane.
Но всё закончилось хорошо!🌷🌷🌷
Qué tierno Rochester esperándola a la puerta tanto tiempo... Es para comérselo.
HAY ESCRITOS, QUE NO ESTÁN DE ACUERDO CON LA ACTUACIÓN, DE TIMOTHY DALTON ESTÁ SUBLIME Y ELLA ES UN MAGNÍFICA ACTRIZ ,ALGUNAS DE LAS QUE ESCRIBEN QUE LEAN, EL LIBRO Y DESPUÉS OPINEN DE LA ADAPTACIÓN QUE HACEN ,LOS GUIONISTAS DEL LIBRO PERO NO CULPEN A LOS PROTAGONISTAS PARA MI LOS DOS ESTÁN MAGNÍFICOS
EN ESTA ESCENA, EL DESMAYO DE "JEAN EIRE" ES IMPECABLE PARECE REAL Y" EL CLARO SE SUPONE " QUE NO SABE QUE SE VA A DESMAYAR Y EL TIENE UNOS REFLEJOS Y LA ABRAZABA ANTES DE QUE CAIGA AL SUELO ,"IMPECABLE ESCENA "Y ELLOS ESTAN SUBLIMES. ESTA ,PARA MI ES LA MEJOR VERSIÓN PERO CON MUCHA DIFERENCIA ,PORQUE LOS DIÁLOGOS ENTRE ELLOS DOS PARECE QUE NO ES UN GUIÓN ESCRITO, PARECE QUE SE RIGEN MAS POR EL LIBRO HAY UNAS DIFERENCIAS DE UNOS GUIONISTAS A OTROS ESTOS, CLAVARON LO ESCRITO EN EL LIBRO, POR CHARLOTTE BRONTE .
Beautiful.
This is my favorite Jane Eyer version! The acting is perfect! Only flaw? The actor playing Mr. Rochester is to handsome! He is supposed to be not to handsome.
That's a common complaint with various versions, but think about it. It's one thing for an author to describe a character a certain way and leave it to the readers' imagination. It's a different thing when turning it into a movie and everyone will see the characters. The producers can't make the characters too unappealing. Otherwise, people wouldn't watch and wouldn't sympathize with the characters if they're supposed to.
I remember the wordings still
Une chose que j'aime en lui,il porte a bout de bras chaque actrice avec laquelle il joue
❤😭😭😭🤗🤗😭😭😭❤
Por favor los subtitulo en Castellano muchas gracias
ESTA ESCENA ES POR PARTE DE LOS DOS ES SUBLIME.
oiga, yo salgo por una puerta y el hombre de mi vida me agarra asi por la espalda y me habla con una voz asi con sentimiento para pedirme que no me vaya, y yo creo que yo tambien me desmayo como Jane
😱😱😱que drama,estoy adicta ahora quien podra ayudarme
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.
Это точно игра актеров вызывает зависимость Но почему? В книге и сериале много говорят о Боге Может быть этот Святой дух был в них в Зиле и Тимати и они не играли,а жили сами в этих образах Поэтому мы духовно и физически ощущаем ,что они и правда любят друг друга
Love❤рочестер
Tan bello, pero tan manipulador!!
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.
Jane Eyre and Wuthering Heights, both with Timothy Dalton, I love both, but Jane Eyre speaks to my romantic self in wanting a happy ending. Wuthering Heights for all it's rage and heartbreak leaves mefeeling unsatisfied, angry. The Bronte sisters all were genius...in observing humans - outsiders.... And yes it's the spirit that addresses the reader in the spirit of the writer.
Этот Святой дух был в актёрах В Зиле и Тимати ,они не играли а жили в своих образах Мы чувствуем духовные переживания героев и 100раз пересматриваем фильм
This is a great version. This is a horrible, almost sick story. The gaslighting and the narcissism. And she is like 19 to his what, 49? The lady said 20 years older.
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.
19 plus 20 is not 49!
He truly is horrible. I only wish the book ended with her not going back to him. I loved the part of the book where she left him and made a new life for herself.
There could be no such story in Russia. Our church allows divorce due to the premarital illness of one of the spouses, which prevents the birth of children.
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.
@@ольгасафонова-ы9э. 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
@@ольгасафонова-ы9э. Hmm🤔 Still no answer, thanks anyway.
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Spanish town Jamaica I know the place I am leaving on Jamaica
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esta serie se vende hoy completa y en español pero doblada?.🤔
God, just give her a roll!
how come Richard Mason doesn't suffer from the same mental illness as his sister
ellenkingsley in the book Rochester says he believes Richard will eventually (in a couple years) develop the same mental illness :(
Depends on what it is. Presumably everyone in the family isn't ill. That would be unlikely.
Read: www.sahealth.sa.gov.au/wps/wcm/connect/public+content/sa+health+internet/healthy+living/healthy+mind/myths+and+facts+about+mental+illness#:~:text=Fact%3A%20A%20vulnerability%20to%20some,onset%20of%20a%20mental%20illness.
‘Fact: A vulnerability to some mental illnesses, such as bipolar mood disorder, can run in families. But other people develop mental illness with no family history. Many factors contribute to the onset of a mental illness.’ - excerpt.
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If TD said these things to me I would melt. But Miss Fussy walks away from his kisses and hugs like he's a nobody.
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.
@@christineribone9351 You gave no indication you were joking. How convenient to say that when someone calls you out on your ignorant comment!
Me puedes dar el enlace de subtitulos en español.
Gracias.
Si quieres ver la serie con subtítulos, haz click en el cuadradito blanco al lado del reloj, en la parte inferior derecha. Si quieres bajarlos, están todos en subdivx. Mi usuario es cm1454.
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!
Esta en you tuve creó yo la he visto x aqui
He's not just to hide his made wife to jane,why not to put her in a special hospital to be well treated before thinking to get married once again?????
Good grief Rochester is a big gaslighter. Damn!
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!
I do not love you my darling
I tought her uncle was dead at the begining? Hence the loveless abused childhood at the hands of the evil aunt? Another uncle?
This was another uncle. One I think from her father’s side. It will make more sense later on.
Bigmay
It's not fair for jane
He's not human
Loveiwev
son dela misma edad,20 ños de diferencia nada de nada.😭
So you shun me
My heart breaks she left him in such a state. The love she proclaimed was not deep and strong.
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....
Jane, mujer, si ya le has besado antes. A qué tanto remilgo, con lo bueno que está. Hazte la tonta y aprovecha. Si es que las hay que no saben la suerte que tienen...
carmen canal perez ...jajajajsjs
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.
.7 55@@maiar2239hola buenos días quiero escuchar como cada día al Padre Cristóbal y nó me es posible que ocurre hoy
Она не могла с ним остаться в роли любовницы,он нарядил бы ее как куклу,сделал бы второй Селиной Варанс,а потом бы бросил вместе с ребенком И не было бы Джейн Эйр
Yes, undorító , amit csiinálsz du
no me gusta esta jane es muy no se como..? me gusta mas la version del 2006 exelente!!
laurita a tan puritana
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.
После мучительной книги, версия 2006 просто пародия на Джен Эйр,все слишком хорошенькое Зачем показывать любовь в жестах,взглядах,когда можно просто завалиться в постель И кто же теперь скажет что там нет любви? А этот рыжый Рочестер вообще тухлый
No respetan la obra de Charlotte Bronte para nada!! Me enoja la verdad!! Jane ni bien se entera de Bertha, si, le dice q lo ama más q nunca pero no puede quedarse con él. Ella sale lo más rápido posible de la casa. Con el corazón destrozado pero segura q hace bien en dejarlo. Charlotte Bronte acá se luce no sólo con el personaje sino también con el giro tan novedoso para la época. Ninguna mujer se quedaría con Rochester sabiendo q ya está casado!! Que a Rochester lo engañaron para casarse no lo justifica para mentir.
Y la sobre actuación tan dramática de Thimoty Dalton deja mucho q desear. Parece encaprichado con Jane más q enamorado y tan mal de la cabeza como Bertha xd!!😋
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