Jane Eyre Debate 'Adventures are not all pony-rides

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Jane Eyre Debate 'Adventures are not all pony-ridesRequired in Program(s): Challenge II Cycle(s): N A With style and emotion previously relegated to poetry, Jane Eyre follows its titular character as she grows from a maltreated orphan to a strong young woman. In a day where womens prospects were often limited, Jane pursues her education and quietly develops her sense of morality. The following events will surprise, engage, and call readers to evaluate Janes decisions and what they might have chosen