As a result of all this bertha spends most of her adult life locked in a room a few years in a room in jamaica and ten years in the attic at thornfield.
Book of crazy wife locked in attic.
Andrews was in the hospital for a spinal operation when she was young and developed a crush on her young doctor.
Anonymous asked in arts humanities books authors 1 decade ago what is the name of the novel about an man who had a wife that was crazy and he lokced her in the attic.
In a way yes.
We don t know about you but we d hate the person who did that to us too.
Rhys s novel re imagines brontë s devilish madwoman in the attic.
The 1966 parallel novel wide sargasso sea by jean rhys serves as a prequel to brontë s novel.
Arguably she was better off there than in what passed for a mental health facility in those days.
Bertha s homicidal pyromaniac reaction however is admittedly a wee bit extreme.
Gilbert and gubar draw their title from charlotte brontë s jane eyre in which rochester s wife is kept secretly locked in an attic apartment by her husband.
She either overheard the story or he told her the story of how.
But astonishingly this may not have all been fiction.
Even though jane eyre is a revolutionary book for its time and relevant even today it has some elements that are problematic like confining women into only two possible boxes.
It is the story of mason there called antoinette cosway from the time of her youth in the caribbean to her unhappy marriage and relocation to england.
Edward rochester keeps his violently insane wife bertha locked in the attic of thornfield in jane eyre.
Charlotte brontë s jane eyre is well known for the shocking discovery of mr rochester s scandalous hidden wife a deranged woman locked away in an attic.
The woman writer and the nineteenth century literary imagination is a 1979 book by sandra gilbert and susan gubar in which they examine victorian literature from a feminist perspective.
In the book jane eyre mason is locked away in the upper enclaves of the home for ten years by her husband for being mad before she sets fire to the home she shares with her spouse and throws.