Jane Eyre

The narrative explores the intrinsic need for action and fulfillment in human life, emphasizing that both men and women experience the desire for more than societal expectations allow. It challenges the notion that women should be content with domestic roles, arguing instead that they, like men, require opportunities for growth and expression. The text highlights the silent struggles and rebellions that occur when individuals are confined by rigid societal norms, advocating for a broader understanding of human potential beyond traditional gender roles.