I do like Kiera as Elizabeth, but I'm also not as invested in the book as some. :p

I like that version of the movie. I don't know if I saw the other one though

I do not watch enough movies.

--------> I am that someone, lol

I love the BBC version the most, but there is something about Matthew Macfayden as Darcy :drool:

I guess I know how you feel. I haven't found a movie version of Jane Eyre I've really loved yet, and I've seen... three? I think three...

Have you seen the latest bbc version? I've seen just about every version out there :P sadly

It was a mini series put out a few years ago.

okie so i think i am going to post in my rp and then get to watching a movie... have a good night you all!! *blows kisses*

The Ruth Wilson one, Woody? Yeah. That's my favorite so far, but I can't get over the destitution sequence, and they didn't spend enough time at Lowood school.

Have fun and g'night then, Linn! :hug:

I just posted in delmar btw. night linn!! :hug:

<3 Night night Linny bear!

Yes, that one. I agree. It is my favorite, but also, yes, they really don't spend enough time on her earlier years.

oh ok, kat ... i'll have to refresh since i don't see it yet...

nighty night all!

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gar!!! i have to rewrite what i started to write for the rp ... shucks

And the running away, Woody! In the Ruth Wilson, they have her basically give up on life and... Just, no!

sorry linny! >.<

actually, after reading it there is more to work with... so i can swing it... no worries!

LLAMA FARMMMM~!

Oh, when she leaves? Yah, she was pretty desolate.... but then again, if that was my Mr. Fairfax, I might be a touch desolate as well. He was pretty dreamy and well....moody :P

Nice Kitteh! I might have to think up a really good llama :P

alright linn. I await your response then.

and I'm going to respond to the portal too.

Kitteh: Hee! Breed, llamas, breed!

Woody: Fairfax? You mean Rochester? :p But, yeah, I get that, but... I the book, she gives up on him, but she doesn't give up. Granted, leaving her situation is a possible death sentence, but she looks for work to the point of exhaustion and starvation, you know? She doesn't just wander off into the moor to die and be rescued.

Kat: :eager:

wow, did I really say that? Ug..... Rochester, yes. You can tell I've been working all day.
Yah, she does have more determination in the book, but, that can come off as not caring when translated to film. You know? So I kinda understand the whole exaggerated moor scene, but also I guess it does detract from Jane's strong personality a bit.
Hold on, I have an amazing comic I need to find you now.

Woody: Heh. S'okay. Brain farts happen. :)

It can't be an easy scene to get right. I understand her desolation and her giving up on love, but just giving up entirely... Nah, not my Jane. I think the Zelah Clarke version did it better, or at least truer to the book, but that one annoyed me, too, for whatever reason. (Might just have been Zelah.) It's an important scene. Why can't they get it right? :cry:

Ooh, comic... :)

http://harkavagrant.com/index.php?id=202 here she be


Btw, Kate Beaton is my go to girl for any and all funny historically based comic stuff. She is amazing

there, i responded in the portal.

What's the subject tonight!? :gonk:
As usual, Cica's train of thought amuses me. :lol:

By the by, I read that article...
And to be blunt, well... The damn comments are more interesting than the actual article. :roll:
Mainly because it's a political party crossfire, and people are justifying the centuries of torture Christianity as a whole has inflicted upon the world with "what good they've done in the past 50 years"... Which, in hindsight, isn't the amount of good the OP blindly assumed. :stare:
Blah. Religion gets my blood boiling. :gonk:
-shuts up-

Woody, that's great! *bookmarks* I need to read more Bronte stuff. So many books...

We were 20th century Brit lit-ing it up me thinks
Hi Facade :feesh: