Jean Rhys Use of Conflicting Narratives of Antoinette and Rochester in

Jean Rhys Use of remote Narratives of Antoinette and Rochester in Wide sargassum SeaThere are many techniques Jean Rhys uses to bring across the pointthat the narrators are unreliable and the truth twisted, it is aninteresting and effective vagary as it makes the reader feel confused onwho to depose and rattling involves them in the book, they become partyto the secrets.Rhys book is so complex as it is obviously linked to the Classicbook- Jane Eyre this is classic English literature and and so isalways in our minds during WSS. Those that have read Jane Eyrenormally like to trust Jane as she is a heroine who we have sympathyfor we are introduced to her from when she is upstart so we know andunderstand her and how she behaves. Also in Jane Eyre, Mr.Rochestercomes across very innocent, you imagine he is trus dickensrthy and that heloves Jane, you want them to be happy together- when he reveals hismad wife to Jane you feel sympathy for him as he is in such a badsituation, you also feel sympathy for Jane you feel resentful towardsBertha as she ruined what Jane and Rochester could have had it iseasy to feel like this as you jadet know her, as you do in WSS.Bertha, in Jane Eyre, gets locked up in a luxury place it seems shehas her own quarters unlike in WSS. When you read WSS I felt lesssympathy for Mr.Rochester because you put one acrosst genuinely get the impressionthat he loves Antoinette and that he is only marrying her for money.another(prenominal) factor that creates contrast between these novels is it is setin a middle of strange confusing things (WSS) and a completelydifferent culture, which is chaotic and primitive, this makes us moremisplaced. Whereas in Jane Eyre the culture is... ...ve inJane. However I destine eh main reason wherefore I find Antoinette more likely is because we here from her from the start, when she is novel. When we are first introduced to Rochesters narrative we are baffled in the switch from part to part so we dont ge t so in-depth withhim, Antoinette starts the novel so we trust her account its thefirst we hear. I generally feel more sympathy for her two as she wasnever favoured or appreciated as a young child, rejected by hermother, father, only friend Tia (who steals her dress), when she isfinally true by Richard Mason (stepfather) it is to sell her offto Mr. Rochester who then accepts her but tardily rejects her by-sleeping with her slave whilst she can hear them. She has little poweras a woman and so has to live with these changes made by others. Thisis why I feel sympathy for Antoinette over Rochester. Jean Rhys Use of Conflicting Narratives of Antoinette and Rochester inJean Rhys Use of Conflicting Narratives of Antoinette and Rochester in Wide sargasso SeaThere are many techniques Jean Rhys uses to bring across the pointthat the narrators are unreliable and the truth twisted, it is aninteresting and effective judgment as it makes the reader feel confused onwho to trust and really involves them in the book, they become partyto the secrets.Rhys book is so complex as it is obviously linked to the Classicbook- Jane Eyre this is classic English literature and therefrom isalways in our minds during WSS. Those that have read Jane Eyrenormally like to trust Jane as she is a heroine who we have sympathyfor we are introduced to her from when she is young so we know andunderstand her and how she behaves. Also in Jane Eyre, Mr.Rochestercomes across very innocent, you swear he is trustworthy and that heloves Jane, you want them to be happy together- when he reveals hismad wife to Jane you feel sympathy for him as he is in such a badsituation, you also feel sympathy for Jane you feel resentful towardsBertha as she ruined what Jane and Rochester could have had it iseasy to feel like this as you dont know her, as you do in WSS.Bertha, in Jane Eyre, gets locked up in a luxury place it seems shehas her own quarters unlike in WSS. When you read WSS I felt lesssymp athy for Mr.Rochester because you dont really get the impressionthat he loves Antoinette and that he is only marrying her for money.another(prenominal) factor that creates contrast between these novels is it is setin a center of strange confusing things (WSS) and a completelydifferent culture, which is chaotic and primitive, this makes us moremisplaced. Whereas in Jane Eyre the culture is... ...ve inJane. However I debate eh main reason why I find Antoinette more conceivable is because we here from her from the start, when she isyoung. When we are first introduced to Rochesters narrative we are woolly in the switch from part to part so we dont get so in-depth withhim, Antoinette starts the novel so we trust her account its thefirst we hear. I generally feel more sympathy for her two as she wasnever favoured or appreciated as a young child, rejected by hermother, father, only friend Tia (who steals her dress), when she isfinally pass judgment by Richard Mason (stepfather) it is t o sell her offto Mr. Rochester who then accepts her but fresh rejects her by-sleeping with her slave whilst she can hear them. She has little poweras a woman and so has to live with these changes made by others. Thisis why I feel sympathy for Antoinette over Rochester.