Helen Burns' influence from "summary" of Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte,K.M. Weiland
Helen Burns is a major influence in the life of the protagonist, showing her kindness, patience and strong faith in the face of adversity. Her selfless actions and words of wisdom become a source of strength and comfort for the protagonist, allowing her to find her inner strength.- Helen Burns is a character representing patience, faith and martyrdom; her influences have shaped the behavior of many people.
- She radiated peace, love and respect amidst angst and hardships she faced every day.
- She not only impresses but also teaches Jane about Christian virtues like patience and genuine goodness.
- Her teachings lead Jane to grow into an independent woman later in the story.
- Burning showed care and adjustment to Jane when she arrived at Lowood Institution.
- Her sacrifices are silently empowering which forces other people to think higher and before being selfish.
- Her ideas have inspired people to live life with righteousness in challenging situations.
- She advocates for her principles quietly without expecting attention from others.
