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The two novels, Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte and The Wide Sargasso Sea by Jean Rhys have been written in such a way that readers come away with very clear ideas and images of the main characters. The perceptions readers receive from Bronte are so very different from those of Rhys. Bronte paints a dramatic picture of a romance that is broken because of the insanity of a “mad” woman, and is repaired only through the heroism and enduring devotion of a man for his unsuspecting lover. Sympathy twists its way all throughout the lines of this novel, pulling the readers in to dramatize the bad in the “mad” woman and the bravery of her husband. Rhys presents a dramatic contrast to Bronte’s novel showing us a human and emotional character that fell victim to lies and abandonment. The thoughts of the readers are deliberately influenced by the authors to create definite ideas and perceptions about the characters that suit their novels.\nWord Count: 195\nTABLE OF CONTENTS\nAbstract……………...…………………………………….2\nTable of Contents………………………………………….3\nFull Essay………………………..……………………..4-14\n“Authors’ Deliberate Influence on the Perspective of Readers”\nWorks Cited……………………………..…………….....15\n“Authors’ Deliberate Influence on the Perspective of Readers”\nWith reading comes a certain freedom to explore, understand, and make judgments. The author’s job is to guide so that readers see things from certain perspectives. Perspective in itself is a freedom; one in which things come alive in ways that cause us to see things in a certain light and to realize and understand characters and situations with purposeful minds and individual ideas. The written word is powerful and the way in which it is written becomes all the more important when readers begin to bond with characters. The two novels, Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte, and The Wide Sargasso Sea by Jean Rhys, both follow the lives of characters that are intertwined with one another in different ways. The characters and relay of events in the novels are complimentary in that they deal with the lives of related characters and the struggles that they go through. Each author has a different way of revealing certain elements of the story that grab readers and define their views on the main characters. Some of what is shown through Bronte’s writing is ignored or shown in a different way in Rhys’s writing and vice versa. In this way the reader develops certain perspectives about each character, perspectives that are somewhat incomplete without the information that both novels reveal. This focused style of writing influences the way that we as readers understand the relationships between characters. By comparing the two novels, it is obvious to realize that subconsciously we take sides, jump to conclusions, and determine things about the characters that we are absolutely intended to see.\nThe characters being examined in these two literary works are in many ways linked to one another. In Jane Eyre readers meet an innocent young Jane with a plain and sensible sort of attitude. She falls in love with someone she never expected to- the master of Thornfield Hall, Mr. Rochester. Mr. Rochester, a sullen and business oriented man, steals Jane’s heart, making her his fiancé. One problem remains; Mr. Rochester already tied the knot wi","cbCailTiFvFdHiKu","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCailTiFvFdHiKu","doc",65024,15,"English","# Abstract\n# Full Essay\n# Works Cited","[{\"question\":\"What is the central focus of the essay?\",\"answer\":\"The essay examines how Charlotte Bronte and Jean Rhys deliberately influence the perspective through which readers view and understand characters and elements in their novels.\"},{\"question\":\"Which novels does the essay compare?\",\"answer\":\"The essay compares Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte and The Wide Sargasso Sea by Jean Rhys.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the essay describe the difference in readers’ perceptions created by each author?\",\"answer\":\"It argues that Bronte’s presentation leads to clear ideas and images shaped by sympathy and dramatic romance, while Rhys’s writing creates a contrasting, more human and emotional perspective shaped by victimization and abandonment.\"}]","Authors’ Deliberate Influence on the Perspective of Readers | DOC",1790053436,38]