A beloved classic and an undisputed masterpiece, Charlotte Brontë's Jane Eyre challenges ideas of class, society, love and religion. The orphaned Jane Eyre struggles through difficult times at school, suffering under cruel guardians and rigid social conventions. Now a young woman, when she starts work as a governess for the mysterious Mr Edward Rochester at Thornfield Hall, the stage is set for an intensely obsessive romance. Their tumultuous romantic entanglement is threatened when Jane discovers that Mr Rochester is hiding a disturbing secret. As Jane is pulled into his world of mystery and madness, she proves herself to be one of Victorian literature's most courageous heroines.