[Comprehensive Classics] Killing the Classics

People, people in this world, their origins are probably from the same kind, but their destinations are different.And whether their lives are happy, miserable, a lot of joy, or a lot of struggle, they are connected by nothing but profit.You can regard this interest as a shackle, but it is actually put on by them willingly.If you follow one of these back, no matter how strong or tiny the end you hold in your hand, whether you trace its origin from a loaf of bread or a house--you will find yourself in the end A huge net, the fine and dense weaving of the net makes it impossible for you to judge its real source.Perhaps when you are doing this great cause, you will be caught in this huge net involuntarily. Throughout the ages, countless wise men, fools, kings, and porters have all been shackled by this net, and they are willing to be caught by this net. shackled.Not even God can see through the origin of this web to grasp its center.

man!This is a network entangled with interests that has existed since the birth of human beings.And the so-called interests are nothing more than surrounding the "seven sins" that the priests talk about all day long.The only thing that is indispensable and the only thing that will be permanently engraved in the hearts of all human beings with awe is nothing more than the word "money".

In the world of "Jane Eyre", no one will ever know that their fate is implicated by a woman named "Jane Eyre", even the woman herself may not know.yes!This is a complete and real world, even if there is no "Jane Eyre", there will be "Pride and Prejudice", there will be "Little Princess" and "Magic Garden" - their interests are also closely related So, the so-called heroines may have been munching bread from the same land, or they may be wearing a dress cut by the same tailor.In places we can't see, in places they haven't noticed, fate is indeed hanging above the head, driven by the interests of mortals and slowly rolling over the established ruts, and there will be no change in the first month of the year.

But—benefits, also the existence of interests, make the fate also shaken.Being at the top of primates prevents us from imagining the minds of monkeys or ants, which we can easily capture in zoos or crush with our toes—just as being at the top of our heads does not know what kind of creature or It is how the beings at the top of the spirit can easily determine our fate, and the degree of difficulty will not be greater than the strength we use to crush an ant.We wanted to crush the ant, so we did it, probably without a moment's thought.And those great beings whom we awe or forget and call gods also don't think about what our existence means to them.

But maybe one day, just as we are willing to occasionally squat under the tree in the corner to watch the ants move, those beings will also be willing to pay a little attention to our world and watch a play that is expected to be interesting enough to pass the boring time.It may pinch one or two out of a group of stupid carbon-based monkeys, easily erase its will, give it a certain ability, and then let it be there to perform dramas without knowing it .It especially likes to pay attention to those who can escape the tricks of fate and achieve happiness. Their characteristics make them willing to do some innocuous little actions, such as putting a straw on their way forward, blowing a breath of cold wind, and using setbacks to overcome them. Add to your own fun.As for the chosen ones, the so-called protagonists and supporting roles, they don't know anything about it, they just rely on their natural characteristics to struggle and struggle, but they don't know that they exist to make someone happy.All they care about is profit, and the most appropriate manifestation of profit is money.

money!It's the cutest thing in the world.After a lapse of ten years, we talked about this issue again.Different from Eugenie, and even more different from Mr. Grandet, the world view of this article can be glimpsed from the heroine—here refers to Jane Eyre.What would this lovely girl think when she got a windfall by accident?Almost immediately she thought: "I walked quickly across the room, stopped again, and was almost breathless with a rush of thoughts that rushed into my head too fast for me to take in, understand, and sort out—that's what I could do. What to do, what to do, what to do and what to do, and to do it quickly. I look at the empty wall, which seems to be a sky, dense with rising stars - each one shining as I run towards A goal or a joy. Those who have saved my life, whom I have loved till now without expression, I can repay. In chains, I can set them free; scattered, I can keep them together. My independence and prosperity can be theirs, aren't there four of us? Twenty thousand pounds divided equally, five thousand apiece--not only enough, but more than enough. Fair treatment, Mutual happiness is assured. Riches are no longer a burden to me now, no longer a bequest of mere coins—but a legacy of life, hope, and joy."

See, bright, positive, positive, these are the themes that prevail among the people with the most stakes and concerns in this world.So it was with Jane Eyre, so it was with St. John Rivers, and so it was with Rosamund Oliver.

Speaking of Rosamund, she is a very lucky girl.The first half of her life went smoothly, her father started from scratch and created an extremely favorable environment for her; as for her, although she lost the love of her mother, she received double the care and love of her father.Her appearance can be said to be one in a million, extremely perfect, and her personality is also rare and docile.As Mr. Darcy in "Pride and Prejudice" declared, the women who are generally admired and loved by people in this era should be able to surpass ordinary people and be versatile.She must be proficient in music, singing, drawing, dancing, and modern languages; her appearance and gait, her tone of voice, her conversation and expressions, must all be quite interesting.In addition to meeting these conditions, she should also read more books, gain knowledge, and have some real talents.In addition to these, it is better for this woman to have a generous dowry, so that she can become the friend and wife that everyone hopes to be close to and have.

Counting the above criteria, Rosamund has almost everything.She is beautiful, reads a lot, is born with a good temper that is easy to be happy, kind-hearted and measured, and has a rich father and an only child. Who would not be attracted to such a good girl?As long as there is a silver bell-like laughter from her ruddy lips, and happy longing in those shining black eyes, no one will refuse her any request.Her natural grace had given her the advantage in human relations, and St. John--no doubt St. John--was distinct in the young girl's mind.

There are only two generations of merchants in the family. In terms of background, this kind of family is certainly inferior to the Rivers family, which has almost engraved nobility in its blood.With a large dowry and a good upbringing, it is not difficult to marry into a noble family and wash off the residual silt in the blood, but the poorer the noble, the more proud and spine-bearing, if Rosamund cannot use herself to subdue the priest, even if she were the king's daughter.Women naturally know how to exude their charm to attract the opposite sex, and St. John was indeed attracted by her.But what's the use?In the face of career, love is nothing more than foam on the sea and phantoms in the water.Women will never be lacking around St. John's at any time, but ambition—no amount of strong love can stop a man's ambition, longing for a hero to bow his head before the beauty, unless he has changed from a lion to a man. Harmless kitten.

Inspired by St. John's ambition, Rosamund's pure love is like a gust of wind, which has just stirred up a ripple on the water, and is shattered by the ensuing raging waves.This ripple may have been deeply imprinted in St. John's soul, and its influence was persistent and unremitting, but it was never matched by the strong desire already established in his heart.When facing such a powerful enemy, Rosamund also had to stay back.

However, the appearance of an assistant was timely, and she rejoiced that this was God's encouragement, and took the liberty of giving her precious body to others for use.But it didn't take long for suspicion to take root in her heart-why did this stranger who used her body accept and control everything about her so quickly?And everyone around him didn't see that even St. John would be confused by this stranger?

Jealousy is the original sin that corrupts a woman, but it also empowers a woman.When St. John looked into her eyes and said: "If you can - there will be no second person standing by my side." - she finally made up her mind, and that moment filled every corner of her soul The power in Li made her regain her body, and said smoothly: "I will take care of everything, wait for me, St. John."

She has never regretted that she left a good life and made preparations to travel across the ocean with St. John.And when she fell from the branch like a withered flower when she was young when she should have bloomed like a flower, she still smiled and said to St. John: "I will wait for you, St. John."

Regardless of whether the person who once occupied her body and never appeared again is an angel or a devil, she has a chance given by God.

Thinking of her father, Rosamund has no regrets.Perhaps again, she would marry Mr. Granby as her father wished—but in this life, she would be content to be by St. John's side during the best years of her life.

—Wait for me, St. John.

I will wait for you, just as you put aside all worries to wait for me.