Ulzar Sadosh’s Reviews > Jane Eyre: Jane Eyre An Autobiography by Charlotte Brontë with original illustrations and annotated > Status Update

Finally got out of the concentration camp part and I realised that the protagonist is a high functioning neurotypical.
Like, besides the initial abuse, she's playing life on easy mode - just doing what she wants without problems - learning, tutoring, doing chores, etc.
Reading such perspective makes me feel low key rage at injustice of genetics and stuff.
Also, her worldview became more alien.

More misery.

<spoiler>Great, the "school" turns out to be a concentration camp for girls. More child abuse, this time from a teacher. This world is a disgusting place.
Oh and Christianity enabling abusers.
Though at least now there's more dialogue.</spoiler>

Wow, these people are just so vile. It gives some insight into mentality of conservatives. Like, that's the world they want. It seems like this novel is going to be about pure misery. Depressing.

Damn, that's a pretty rough start. Child abuse, classism, lookism, mental illness... Seems to be well written, though.