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Though Jane firstly recognizes the unchangeable facts of class differences, she can’t repress her love to in the end. In the passage of Jane’s words, she presents the social set ideology. ’s economic superiority establishes the higher social class and also sets the boundary of his ideology; however, through Jane’s rebellion and ’s awaking consciousness, they overthrow the ideology of social economic situation and build their love upon emotion of equal status. In the passage of the conversation between Jane and , Jane rejects ’s love telling the importance of equal spiritual status.

“Do you think, because I am poor, obscurer, plain, and little, I am soulless and heartless? — You think wrong! — I have as much soul as you, — and full as much heart! And if God had gifted me with some beauty, and much wealth, I should have made it as hard for you to leave me, as it is now for me to leave you. I am not talking to you now through the medium of custom, conventionalities, nor even of mortal flesh: — it is my spirit that addresses your spirit; just as if both had passed through the grave, and we stood at God’s feet, equal, — as we are! ”. (252)

Jane’s rejection awakes ’s acknowledgment to equal relationship in the marriage and also breaks the bourgeoisie’s ideology that pays much attention of financial foundation in marriage. However, the happy ending of their romantic love is still changed by Jane’s economic independency. The external change of Jane’s financial foundation establishes their equal relationship based upon the emotional foundation. “I told you I am independent, sir, as well as rich: I am my own mistress” (423). from this sentence, the author reveals the difficulties to be a complete individual female who should live herself from internal spiritual to external financial independency. Patriarchy also set by social environment presents the distinction between superior men and inferior women and it becomes another limitation of Jane and ’s love. The patriarchal system exposes the fixed social role of dominant men and submissive women in the marriage.

"Women are supposed to be very calm generally; but women feel just as men feel; they need exercise for their faculties and a field for their efforts as much as their brothers do; they suffer from too rigid a restraint, too absolute a stagnation, precisely as men would suffer; and it is narrow-minded in their more privileged fellow-creatures to say that they ought to confine themselves to making puddings and knitting stockings, to playing on the piano and embroidering bags. It is thoughtless to condemn them, or laugh at them, if they seek to do more or learn more than custom has pronounced necessary for their sex." (117).

The patriarchal system bounds the position of men and women and sets the vision of conformed ideology in society. The restricted patriarchal form is not merely oppress female to be a tender wife but also conveys the message of the strong dominated men in family. Both Jean and try to establish their love upon emotional structure but not upon social conventions. Furthermore, is limited by his dirty secret of wealth stolen from his wife, Bertha, in first marriage; not as a dominant husband in a formal family; from hiding the secret to Jane, is limited by the social consciousness of a wealth man in a family. In Nancy Pell’s Resistance, Rebellion, and Marriage: The Economics of Jane Eyre mentioned: “The point is that while acknowledges that he was plotted against and cheated into his marriage by his “avaricious and grasping” father, he refuses to acknowledge that he, like Jane, is a social victim” (412). the passage here presents ’s limitation of his life still bounded by the social conventional consciousness of being a dominant powerful man in a family. Those social ideologies limit Jane and ’s Romantic love in the Victorian society; however, the changed external environment and the developed wide vision of them break the social forms and have a happy marriage. In Peter J. Bellis’s In the Window-Seat: Vision and Power in Jane Eyre, he concerns about Jane’s visual power brings her social and sexual power to rebel against the female identity in the patriarchal society; in another way, Peter also mentions about important transition of the reversal vision between Jane and Rochester. “By momentarily identifying himself with Jane as feminine spectator, he sets in motion a larger reversal of roles, a shift in visual authority that structures the remainder of the text and culminates in his own blindness”(645). the critic explains ’s physical blindness in weak position is the significant change with Jane’s relationship from unequal into equal status. In the novel, event though the author hints the message of the equal relationship of Jane and Rochester’s love caused from the altered external environment, Charlotte Brontë also reveals the importance of one’s consciousness that can looks into the flaws of social system. In Jean’s A Patriarch of One’s Own: Jane Eyre and Romantic Love mentioned:

“According to such a theory of reading, we would be freer to adopt alternatives to the structures we have grown up in. If women are to change how they live, they must change what they want, so that the energy of desire can be mobilized in the fight for a better life” (201).

In conclusion, from Foucault’s idea, the social ideology around the whole environment can’t be said but men under the social system should have their own voices to rebel against the whole social consciousness. From the background of nineteenth century, the conventional social ideology sets men’s consciousnesses from strict class differences, social morality, to economic power and limits the men’s life from the childhood and adulthood; therefore, the close connection between Victorian society in nineteenth century and the Romantic love in Jane and is presented in Jane Eyre. From Jane Eyre, the author from the social environment reveals the image of Victorian’s ideological limitation; however, Jane and under the environment transcendent the social limitation and develop their new visions in romantic love. In the text, even though Jane and have limitation of social fixed ideology, the characters overcome their limitations and develop the vision to build their love upon emotion; however, Charlotte Bronte didn’t totally present the optimistic outcome of Victorian social environment. In the end of novel, Jane and ’s happy marriage is not merely based upon their passionate love of emotional foundation but also the altered external environment of the economic foundation of rich or poor and the physical power of strong or weak. The outcome tells the leading principle of social external surroundings that can determine the new vision of ones’ internal consciousness. From the conversation between Jane and in reunion, the author mentions about the reversal roles of their outward environment.

‘“Quite, rich, sir. If you won’t let me live with you, I can build a house of my own

close up to your door, and you may come and sit in my parlour when you want

company of an evening.’

‘“But as you are rich, Jane, you have now, no doubt, friends who will look after

You, and not suffer you to devote yourself to a blind lameter like me?’(423)

The passage concerns the important change of Jane’s gain from her uncle’s property that changes her inferior social roles under patriarchal system and her relationship with . In this conversation, presents his uneasy feelings about his inferiority of economic and physical foundation. Charlotte Bronte hints the social ideology still set in men’s consciousness influenced by the living environment and it confirms Foucault’s theory. The relationship of power and truth develops our consciousness and it is hardly to change and diminish from men’s consciousness. However, both Charlotte Bronte and Foucault send the message of subjects’ self consciousness that can revolt against the irrational social ideological forms and change the relationship with people. In the Jane Eyre, the author not only establishes a paragraph romantic love but also revolt against a whole social oppression upon men and women. Men have to hide their weakness but be a powerful dominant master and women have to repress their independency to be a submissive tender slave; the most important is not the merely the social concerned but the change of your mind of your environment under environment of the nineteenth century.