Jane Eyre: The role of women

[@ashleighcarter9425]

Hey Guys The little CC button at the bottom of the video is for subtitles; for those of you having trouble hearing the man... :D

[@amitasangeet2913]

Thank you for this very sensitive and perceptive video. I love the Bronte sisters, the soul and uninhibited passion they express in their great tales. I especially love Jane Eyre! 🌹❤️

[@alexanderdean8682]

I enjoyed the video, but only after reading the comment section I understood that I shouldn't have heard what the man was saying and supposedly the music is too loud...

[@rhandyrhoads12]

I had to turn up the volume so much that my neighbours sued me. Now I´m in jail, but it was worth listening to it.

[@thehourglassfan3515]

Iván Méndez Ortiz Lol. Is that true?

[@thomasitataylor6450]

Music is too loud

[@amybowen227]

most interesting genre and era. it doesnt get any better than this.

[@Mandarinen]

Thank you! I really enjoy these films, but the background music is a little to loud making it hard to hear what the people are saying.

[@김은선-g1n]

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[@naurelleassele1649]

I love the music in the background and of course the whole critical analyse

[@infinitafenix3153]

It's very interesting, shame the music is too loud and he is wispering.

[@texhno9725]

hes in a library lmao

[@jasminehewitt793]

I can hear fine

[@barbarabrown7974]

It would been interesting if Charlotte had read Sense and Sensibility or Persuasion instead. Austen could portray passion and longing. Marianne was quite emotional, and Anne suffered from unrequited love in a similar way to Jane Eyre. Anne had to watch the man she loved flirt with other women and ignore her. I might also add that Jane Austen wrote about a governess marrying into the gentry first. In Emma, Mrs. Weston (nee Taylor) had been Emma's governess before marrying Mr. Weston. It was the one marital match Emma got right.

[@ellamaybb3386]

Why the hell is the music so loud

[@ellamaybb3386]

Please respond the british library i need justice for my ears

[@elie2dk140]

im deaf and even I can hear the music

[@georgiaauricht3902]

it was so loud the class next door sued me

[@elie2dk140]

I thought libraries were supposed to be quiet

[@ellamaybb3386]

John Bowen, please notice me........... I am very insecure about my hearing

[@thehourglassfan3515]

I am happy to see that I am not the only one who had a hard time hearing what he was saying.

[@zayinm31]

Wow. I feel like for the first time in my life I've heard a commentary on Jane Eyre that gets it. It's goals are so completely different from Jane Austen- or from any romance novel I'm familiar with... Calling what is obviously a whole. Life. Story. A romance totally rubs me the wrong way to begin with and backs certain commentators into a corner of explaining... You know... Everything else in the novel. Obviously he said it all better than I possibly could but at least I can say well done.

[@ThomasitaTaylor]

Too much background music

[@leigh7507]

I think some of you have broken speakers if you cant hear the man

[@aborgeshonorato]

Thank you

[@ellamaybb3386]

british library, jane is a closeth cousin of mineth. Ov'r mine own dead corse i calleth upon thee to quieten the soundeth of thy video. Mine own ears has't been in cage f'r the past 7 years and des'rve justice. If 't be true to thy duties art not s'rv'd then i shall calleth upon the dogs to beest released, and shall hail upon mine own kingdom to invade the british kingdom

[@theabehrens4730]

I firmly supp'rt yond statement, my humble liege

[@ezb6798]

I can hear the spoken remarks, but the music adds nothing. It’s repetitive, trivial and completely without musical interest - akin to “elevator music.”

[@harriska]

its the most interesting part of this video

[@yasminh]

minecraft music!

[@rhandyrhoads12]

I had to turn up the volume so much that my neighbours sued me. Now I´m in jail, but it was worth listening to it.

[@josedamiaoleandro]

Do you know the name of the music?

[@hysope5]

3 years later, I hope they released you....