J. L. Niemann
Författare till Rochester: A Novel Inspired by Charlotte Bronte's "Jane Eyre"
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Beware readers who are thirsty to relive Jane and Mr. Rocherster's story, because this is no Jane Eyre. Not at all.
Neither the plot nor the characters are close to Charlotte Brontë's original story.
Rochester appears as a macho man on the surface and a weakling just beneath, struggling to suppress his sexual attraction for both Jane and Miss Ingram. He is not the thrilling and mysterious creature we know of Brontë's novel, and his childish doubts and his wearisome wanderings make a rather pitiful character.
Jane. Oh, Jane is even worse.
A "virgin" slut, if I might say so. Seeking only physical gratification, and a person full of a self assurance never known in the original novel. Where is the sensitive Jane? Where is the hurt soul who is uplifted after meeting someone who treats her as her equal? In Brontë's novel the important things are spiritual, not physical. I don't mean that Jane & Rocherster's love should be a platonic one, but that the singularity of their love is just that it's above any "normal" relationship, based mainly on sexual attraction.
In this "adaptation" we seem to jump from hot scene to hot scene, cheapening everything which was beautiful and true in Jane Eyre.
I'd recommend you to read some Danielle Steel's or Lavyrle Spencer's if you want erotic entertainment.
In my opinion, it's a disgrace tauting the characters with such a low and distasteful adaptation.
A pity.… (mer)