Love, Marriage and Equality in Jane Eyre by Madeleine.
Love is a big part in a marriage. Love can make marriage very hard or very easy. Love can make a marriage easier by giving the couple a reason and a want to work out problems or issues. But it can also strain a relationship by fear of hurting a loved one.Hence, love marriage is a marriage between two people who know their spouse well enough to avoid the difficulties of getting stuck with someone they do not even like. Love marriage also removes the dowry issue that is common to arranged marriages.Marriage is the supposed “vow of love”, that roots stem from traditional and oppressive gender roles. In the older days, men would head the entanglement and the women followed behind, leaving substantial room for incorrect ideas of partnership to fill the couples’ values.
Entering into marriage for the wrong reason usually leads to divorce. Sometimes an individual will say that he or she married for money, or he or she may claim to have married for love. Many times, lust is mistaken for love; consequently, when the passion ends so does the marriage.Countless novels speak of love and indulging in passion, but not many speak of the dynamics that make a marriage work - Jane Eyre is one of these novels. The theme of marriage in the novel is based entirely on Bronte's view of marriage. Bronte is not the only one who has a.
Marriage is the pillar on which romantic love is build. Accordingly, the love and friendship that exists between a woman and a man grows into a desire for marriage. Marriage thus acts as the foundation for the couple to grow into a union of soul and heart. In a marriage, children become the bond of the marriage and are its fruits.
