Jane Eyre (1983)

Jane arrives at Thornfield Hall to tutor the young Adele, and as governess, she falls for her enigmatic master.

Jane's open defiance of her unjust and tyrannical aunt has led to her dismissal from Gateshead Hall.

Conditions improve at Lowood and Jane finds peace both as a pupil, and later, as a teacher.

Happy in her new post as a governess, Jane forms a bond with her young french pupil Adele and warmhearted housekeeper Mrs Fairfax.

Jane is baffled and fascinated by her employer, Mr Rochester, who seems more than usually interested in her.

Mr. Rochester is entertaining guests and Jane is upset by his fondness for Blanche Ingram.

Summoned by her aunt, Jane returns to Gateshead Hall, the scene of her unhappy childhood.

Mr Briggs interrupts Jane and Mr Rochester's wedding with some scandalous information.

After days of travelling, Jane collapses outside the home of the Rivers family and is offered shelter.

Jane learns that she is the sole heir to her uncle's fortune. Subsequently, the Rivers family discover her true identity.

Jane visits Thornfield Hall and is horrified by the state in which she finds it.