Rebecca by Daphne du Maurier, Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte and A Room With a View by E.M. Forster

I love the novel Rebecca. Because it has many plot twists, suspense, universal theme, and real character. Novels are closely related to theme, plot and character novel Jane Air. My second novel "A Room With A View" has similar female characters and themes, but the plot is very different. These three novels were founded in Italy in the early 1900s. Three authors wrote several love stories, including strong will men and low self-esteem women. I found that the way Daphne DuMaurier and Charlotte Bronte write is similar in many ways.

Charlotte Bronte and Daphne du Maurier showcased Jane Eyre and Rebecca in their novels, revealing innovative views on social class stability, feminism, and interpersonal relations. In Jane Eyre and Rebecca, the hero comes from a low-level social group, but as the plot develops, they acquire a higher social status. Improvement of the social class of these first poor female protagonists suggests that the authors believe that lower level members of the social class should be authorized. Bronte and du Maurier have a similar view on society, but their view on feminism is a bit different. Bronte's novel emphasizes the importance of Jane's equality in Jane's relationship and du Maurier's novel explains the danger of women's submission. Jane Eyre and Rebecca reveal similarities to the authors' views on the stability of the relationship between the two countries. This shows that the authors believe that women are more powerful in a successful relationship.

Charlotte Bronte's novel Jane Eyre and Daphne Du Maurier 's Rebecca is a satirical Gothic novel, revealing the authors' unprecedented view. Each of these stories has a hero with a low social rank and falls in love with a wealthy and exclusive person. In developing characters in these novels, the two protagonists, Jane and Winter gained more power at the end of their work. In addition, the development of the protagonist of the novel reveals different views of each author about feminism; Bronte emphasizes equality, and Dumorie resolves the danger of a woman who succumbs to marriage. These views are expressed through the thought of the hero. Each novel has several Gothic style elements, such as Jane Air's crazy wife and the deceased wife's ghost of Rebecca. In these two novels, the ex-wife of the rich has an adverse effect on this relationship.

The views of Charlotte Bronte and Daphne Dumorie on feminism are clarified through the contextual results of characters in novels. In Jane Eyre, Jane's decision on relationships and actions continues to evolve around her equality conditions. Throughout her life, she declared that she wanted equality and independence. Rebecca offers the reader the idea that women do not want to give in marriage is not good. In the novel "Rebecca", a former wife who is dead and not faithful is the hero of each character's life. At the same time, young and inexperienced Mr. Dedong is difficult to get respect and gratitude for the character including her husband. The difference between female characters in these two novels reveals the diversity of the author's feminist view.