Gothic Themes Portrayed by Religious Ceremony in Wuthering Heights with Reference to Jane Eyre

After the publication of Horace Walpole 's "Otranto Castle" in 1764, the theme of Gothic became very popular, which was the most obvious in religious ceremonies, but this theme is prominent among "height of wasteland" It was. The religious ceremonies in this novel are mainly conveyed through death; "Jane Eyre" also includes this in the novel. There is a difference in all deaths, is whether it is a road of death, a depiction of death, a reaction of loved ones, or whether they are absent from a grave or other place.

Gothic 's Works - Frankenstein, Jane Air and Ushering Heights - Some examples - the fact that the supernatural events they drew are indeed happening, or the fact that these events are the product of the subconscious of their role I am ambiguous about the fact as to whether or not. Is the unresolved problem of "crow" is supernatural power where crow exists, or is it a novel of a tortured narrator that completely complies with this tradition? At the beginning of the poem, the narrator reads his book, is trying to divert him from the sorrow of his beloved Lenoir's death, and is crazy. Then he shocked the door with a mysterious knock, explained himself to feel the existence of his dead love Lenoir, and Raven came through the window

As mentioned earlier, the topic described in Jane Eyre reflects the theme in Wuthering Heights. These themes, love, passion, and independence are the foundation of Jane Air's story. A novel is a simple love story that contains duplicate questions such as religion. Jane Eyre is an attempt to recognize personal values, which Charlotte longed for, as well as contrasting beliefs and religious hypocrisy. Since Charlotte is an introverted feminist throughout his life, this novel contains many feminist views and opinions. Jane's close friend, Helen and her principal, Mr. Blockhurst embodies the concept of faith and religious hypocrisy. Helen is a true religion and sympathizes for everyone. On the other hand, Blockhurst mistakenly represents religion, treating people with bad attitude, trying to put oneself at a higher level even if they lie or humiliated.