Marie France Pisier as Charlotte Brontë in Les Soeurs Brontë / The Brontë Sisters (1979)
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Marie France Pisier as Charlotte Brontë in Les Soeurs Brontë / The Brontë Sisters (1979)

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his mind was indeed my library, and whenever it was opened to me, I entered bliss. Intellectually imperfect as I was, I could read little; there were few bound and printed volumes that did not weary me — whose perusal did not fag and blind — but his tomes of thought were collyrium to the spirit's eyes; over their contents, inward sight grew clear and strong. I used to think what a delight it would be for one who loved him better than he loved himself, to gather and store up those handfuls of gold-dust, so recklessly flung to heaven's reckless winds.
Charlotte Brontë, Villette
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Ich möchte
vom Drahtseil herabsehen auf diese Welt
ich möchte
aufs Eis gehn und selbst sehen wie langs mich hält
was geht es dich an was ich riskier?
Ich gehör nur mir
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“I thought I loved him when he went away; I love him now in another degree; he is more my own.” Villette, last chapter. (42.)
JANE EYRE (1983)
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Genevieve Bujold as Anne Boleyn
Anne of the Thousand Days (1969)
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Timothy Dalton as Edward Fairfax Rochester in Jane Eyre (1983) | Episode 4.
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What always strikes me in this novel-- one of my favorites!-- is that I'm led into Lucy Snowe's affection for a hero who's unlikely, if not absolutely unlikable. A plain, short, middle-aged teacher at a school for girls in fictional Villette (Belgium), M. Paul Emanuel rages at his pupils and colleagues; takes everything personally; manipulates; and often shows an astonishing lack of consideration for others, as when he locks Lucy into a roach-infested attic for four hours on a hot summer day so that she can rescue his stage play from imminent disaster. Not exactly endearing, right?
Oddly enough, wrong. Under Bronte's influence, somehow I can't help but smile at his childish ego-- just as I find Mr. Rochester impossibly cute when he's being, well, impossible! Something about the emotional transparency and self-centeredness of these men becomes so appealing once they betray a weakness for the heroine... Plus, they spar so well with protagonists (like Lucy Snowe and Jane Eyre) who don't take their hot tempers and jealous antics at all seriously! Lucy laughs at M. Paul before falling in love with him, and indeed-- like Jane-- indulges in a few mind-games of her own at his expense. To Lucy, M. Paul isn't frightening or abrasive; his haranguing is "piquant" and "better than music." He stimulates.
In Villette, too, there's the added pleasure of knowing that, unlike Rochester, Paul Emanuel isn't rich, isn't tall and "athletic," and doesn't have the dangerous allure of a repentant sinner. (On the contrary, he's a pretty serious Catholic.) In other words, Bronte doesn't have much conventionally "romantic" material to work with here-- yet she irresistibly draws me into her own enchantment with this character, a stand-in for the object of her own (unrequited) infatuation. Falling for M. Paul feels so right because it affirms that one doesn't have to have looks, money, status, or even spot-on social skills in order to inspire an overwhelming passion. Human? Flawed? Occasionally ridiculous? Guys, you're still candidates for the role of romantic hero, as Heger found-- to his chagrin.

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