Which Jane Eyre Character Would You Have Your First Kiss With?

Mr. Brocklehurst is the supervisor of a boarding school called Lowood Institute. He exerts his demanding and bond personality through intimidating little girls by practicing the doctrine of privation through half starving the kids and keeping them in the cold. But, no worries! He never does that to his own children. His own children wear expensive silk and fur clothing and are always treated with grand meals.

Grace Poole is a stout, middle-aged seamstress who works as a servant at Thornfield and is in charge of Bertha Mason, working to prevent Bertha from escaping the attic. She is also very patient and loyal. Don't you admire her diligence?

When you look at St. John, you can definitely say that he is a handsome man, as he has a straight, classic nose, an athenian mouth and chin and deep eyes. Additionally, he is also ambitious and passionate, willing to become a well-known missionary. However, St. John is known as the man with a stone or metal heart, due to his austere and hard-hearted personality. But, don’t worry! Based on his love towards Rosamond Oliver, we can tell he does goes through emotions of affection.

Bertha Mason is a beautiful Creole woman from a prominent West Indies family. Though there seems to be nothing wrong with this lady, she has one major problem. She is suffering from a hereditary insanity, which makes her spiral into madness and violence at unexpected times. To prevent havoc, she is imprisoned in the attic at Thornfield under the guard of Grace Poole. You will be mesmerized by her beauty at first state, but feel uneasy once you get to know her. 

John Reed is Jane’s cousin and brother to Eliza and Georgiana. He grows up to be a total waste, not being able to control his own actions and emotions. As a matter of fact, all he does during his leisure time is spend money recklessly, gamble, and go to brothels. Make sure to be careful because he might do harm to you (ex. kissing you without your consent).

Mrs. Reed is a typical Victorian upper class women. She loves wearing frills and has two servants who work below her. She is also known to be a selfish and hard-hearted, as she thinks of herself more than others. In fact, she treats her niece with cruelty, due to her resentment towards her husband who always loved Jane more than his own children. Seeing from her resentment, we can see that her emotions toward Mr. Reed is genuine. She is definitely a women with passionate hate or love.