《简爱》读书笔记

　　简爱读书笔记400字英文（一）
　　Thisisastoryaboutaspecialandunreservedwomanwhohasbeenexposedtoahostileenvironmentbutcontinuouslyandfearlesslystrugglingforherideallife。Thestorycanbeinterpretedasasymboloftheindependentspirit。
　　Itseemstomethatmanyreaders’EnglishreadingexperiencestartswithJaneEyer。Iamofnoexception。Aswerefertothemovie“JaneEyer”，itisnotsurprisingtofindsomedifferencesbecauseofitsbeingfilmizedandretoldinanewway，butthespiritofthenovelremainstobeanindependentperson，bothphysicallyandmentally。
　　JaneEyerwasabornresister，whoseparentswentoffwhenshewasveryyoung，andheraunt，theonlyrelativeshehad，treatedherasbadlyasaragtag。SinceJane’seducationinLowwoodOrphanagebegan，shedidn’tgetwhatshehadbeenexpectingsimplybeingregardedasacommonperson，justthesameasanyothergirlaround。ThesuffersfrombeinghumiliatedanddevastatedteachJanetobeperseveringandprizedignityoveranythingelse。Asarewardofrevoltingtheruthleoppression，JanegotachancetobeatutorinThornfieldGarden。ThereshemadetheacquaintanceoflovelyAdeleandthatgarden’sowner，Rochester，amanwithwarmheartdespiteacoldfaceoutside。Janeexpectedtochangethelifefromthenon，butfatehaddecidedotherwise：AfterJaneandRochesterfellinlovewitheachotherandgotdowntogetmarry，sheunfortunatelycametoknowinfactRochesterhadgotalegalwife，whoseemedtobetheshadowfollowingRochesterandledtohismoodineallthetimeRochesterwasalsoadespairingpersoninneedofsalvation。Janedidwanttogivehimahand，however，shemadeuphermindtoleave，becauseshedidn’twanttobetrayherownprinciples，becauseshewasJaneEyer。Thefilmhasfinallygotasymbolistend：Janeinheritedalargenumberoflegaciesandfinallyreturned。AfterfindingRochester’smisfortunebroughtbyhisoriginalmadwife，Janechosetostaywithhimforever。
　　Idon’tknowwhatothersfeel，butfranklyspeaking，IwouldratherregardthesectionthatJanebeganherteachingjobinThornfieldasthefilm’sendespeciallywhenIheardJane’swords“NeverinmylifehaveIbeenawakensohappily。”Foronething，thisidealandbrandnewbeginningoflifewaswhatJforanother，thisshouldbewhattheaudienceswithmyviewshopedhertoget。Buttheprofessionaljudgmentofproducingfilmsremindedmetowaitforatotallydifferentresult：Theremustbesomethingwrongcomingwiththeexcellenceperhapsnotonlyshouldanothersectionbeaddedtoenrichthestory，butalsowemayseefromthenexttransitionofJane’slifethat“Lifeislikeaboxofchocolates，youneverknowwhatyouwouldget。”（ByForrestGump’smother，inthefilm“ForrestGump”）
　　What’smore，thisfilmdidn’tendwhenJaneleftThornfield。ForJaneEyerherself，thereshouldalwaysbesomewheretorealizehergreatidealofbeingindependentconsideringherfortitude，butforRochester，howhecangetsalvation？Thefilmgivestheanswertentatively：JaneeventuallygotbacktoRochester。Infact，whenJanemetRochesterforthefirsttime，shescaredhishorseandmadehisheelstrained，toacertainextent，whichmeantRochesterwouldgetretrievalbecauseofJane。WecanconsiderRochester’sexperiencesasthatofreligionmeaning。Thefirebyhisfranticwifewasthepunishmentforthecynicismearlyinhislife。Afterit，RochestergotthemercyoftheGodandtheloveofthewomanwhomheloved。Herewecansay：humannatureanddivinitygetunitedperfectlyinordertoletsuchastoryaccordwiththerequirementsofbothtwosides。Thevalueofthisfilmmaybeduetoitseffortstoexploreanewwayforthedevelopmentofhumanismunderthefaithofreligion。
　　Lifeisceaselesslychanging，butourlivingprinciplesremain。Firmlypersistingfortherightsofbeingindependentgivesusenoughconfidenceandcourage，whichislikethebeaconoverthecapricciososeaoflife。Intheworldofthefilm，wehavefoundthestoriesofourselves，whichmakesussoconcernedaboutthefateofthedramatispersonae。
　　Inthiseraofrapidsocialandtechnologicalchangeleadingtoincreasinglifecomplexityandpsychologicaldisplacement，bothphysicalandmentaleffectsonuscallforabalance。WearelikelytofindourselvesboggeddownintheSargassoSeaofinformationoverloadandlivingunconsciousness。It’sourspiritthatmakesthelifemeaningful。
　　Heartistheengineofbody，brainistheresourceofthought，andgreatfilmsarethemirrorsoflife。Indubitably，“JaneEyer”isoneofthem。
　　简爱读书笔记400字英文（二）
　　Asingularnotiondawneduponme。IdoubtednotneverdoubtedthatifMr。Randnow，asIsatlookingatthewhitebedandovershadowedwallsoccasionallyalsoturningafascinatedeyetowardsthedimlygleamingmirrorIbegantorecallwhatIhadheardofdeadmen，troubledintheirgravesbytheviolationoftheirlastwishes，andIthoughtMr。Reed’sspirit，harassedbythewrongofhissister’schild，mightquititsabodewhetherinthechurchvaultorintheunknownworldofthedepartedandrisebeforemeinthischamber。Iwipedmytearsandhushedmysobs，fearfullestanysignofviolentgriefmightwakenapreternaturalvoicetocomfortme，orelicitfromthegloomsomehaloedface，bendingovermewithstrangepity。Thisidea，consolatoryintheoryIfeltwouldbeterribleifrealized：withallmymightIendeavoredtostifleitIendeavoredtobefirm。Shakingmyhairfrommyeyes，Iatthismomentalightgleamedonthewall。Wasit，Iaskedmyself，arayfromthemoonpenetratingsomeapertureintheblind？No；moonlightwasstill，whileIgazed，itglideduptotheceilingandquiveredovermyhead。Icannowconjecturereadilythatthisstreakoflightwas，inalllikelihood，butthen，preparedasmymindwasforhorror，shakenasmynerveswerebyagitation，Ithoughttheswiftdartingbeamwasaheraldofsomecomingvisionfromanotherworld。Myheartbeatthick，asoundfilledmyears，whichIIwasoppressed，suffocated：Irushedtothedoorandshookthelockindesperateeffort。Sthekeyturned，BessieandAbbotentered。