Jane Eyre

AI Rating: 1/10 - Jane Eyre (1847) is a Victorian Gothic romance focusing on the orphaned Jane's journey toward love, independence, and moral integrity. While it subtly critiques classism, gender roles, and institutional cruelty through Jane's resilient first-person narrative, these are personal and era-specific struggles, not modern progressive messaging, social justice agendas, identity politics, or diversity/inclusion priorities. The story centers on romance, mystery, and individual agency, with no emphasis on racial/ethnic representation or equity themes over plot. Rochester's Jamaican wife, Bertha, is a tragic antagonist embodying Gothic horror, not a vehicle for inclusion. Negligible woke content.