Question

Which option summarizes the central idea of "The Continuing Appeal of Jane Eyre"?

The tension between public and private is a theme that endures into modern times.
The text is notable among Gothic novels for its use of direct, unembellished language.
The novel's use of point of view and its focus on a single, strong female character renders it timeless.
The lack of figurative language makes the novel remarkable for its time period.

Answer 1

The novel's use of point of view and its focus on a single, strong female character renders it timeless.

Step-by-step explanation:

Charlotte Bronte's gothic novel "Jane Eyre" narrates the story of an orphan little girl who grew up strong and independent in a patriarchal society, overcoming multiple obstacles. Through the characterization of a female protagonist in a male dominated society, the author makes a spot for the image of a 'strong, independent' woman, capable of surviving in a man's world. This female persona, the persistent yet loving, resonates to women all around. The feminist yet not too against the men attitude of Jane Eyre enables women to identify themselves with the heroine. It also renders it timeless for it's use of a single, strong female as it's sole protagonist.

Answer 2

Answer: C-The novel's use of point of view and its focus on a single, strong female character renders it timeless

Step-by-step explanation:

Jane Eyre´s continuous appeal is summarized in c-The novel's use of point of view and its focus on a single, strong female character renders it timeless.Jane Eyre and her stories have kept readers enthralled in the rebellious feminism of her heroines. Female readers over time have identified with Eyre´s particular way of describing a woman in a male dominated society.