von Peter Griffith
nach einem Roman von Charlotte Brontë
Eine neue Dramatisierung von Charlotte Brontës großartiger Erstveröffentlichung aus dem Jahre 1847. Jane Eyre hat eine schwere, von Einsamkeit und Unterdrückung geprägte Kindheit. Mit Direktheit und Fleiss erkämpft Sie sich mehr Selbstbestimmung und erhält schliesslich eine Stelle als Gouvernante auf Thornfield Hall. Doch was hat es mit Mr. Rochester auf sich und welches bedrohliche Geheimnis lauert in dem dunklen Haus? In dem packenden Meisterwerk muss die junge Frau jede Art von Schikane und böse Überraschungen erleiden, bevor sich Ihr Wunsch nach Geborgenheit und einem Platz im Leben erfüllt.
Fotos von 'Jane Eyre'
Textauszug aus 'Jane Eyre'
| Grace: | Good morning Miss Eyre. |
| Jane: | Good morning Mrs Poole – er... Mrs Poole - |
| Grace: | Yes, miss? |
| Jane: | Last night's accident - did Mr Rochester wake nobody? Did no-one hear anything? |
| Grace: | Not that I've heard of. The other servants sleep so far off, miss, that they wouldn't have heard anything. Mrs Fairfax's room and yours are nearest to the master's. Mrs Fairfax says she heard nothing. Did you hear any noise? |
| Jane: | Yes – I heard someone laughing. |
| Grace: | Laughing, miss? It would hardly likely to be the master, would it, miss? Not when he was in danger. Perhaps you dreamed it. |
| Jane: | It was no dream, Mrs Poole. |
| Grace: | No miss? You didn't think to open the door and look out on the gallery? |
| Jane: | I did but there was no-one there. |
| Grace: | You might do better to keep it shut, miss, and bolted. We've never had any robbers in as yet – It's a quiet enough neighbourhood as any – but there's always a first time for everything. Now, it's time for the servants' breakfast. I've got my pint of porter and a bit of pudding – I'll take them up to my sewing-room. I shan't want for more. |