Jane Eyre Sonnet 79Spenser

Sonnet 79 & Jane Eyre Composition Different people have different attitudes and ideas about true love. People also express their feelings of love in many different ways. However, Edmund Spenser’s attitudes and ideas are very similar to those of Charlotte Bronti’s novel Jane Eyre. In sonnet 79 Spenser is speaking to a woman known for her beauty. He notes that the woman knows of her own beauty. “Men call you fair, and you do credit it.” …

…on true love is to Mr. Rochester’s and Jane Eyre’s views. They believe their love will never fade because their reasons for love will never fade. If they were to be like many other people in the world, they would fall in what they think is love and eventually fall out. You cannot judge a book by it’s cover, and that is a moral that Spenser, Rochester and Jane value very much.