This makes me grin.

[madame_enjolras]

An observation by a classmate on the first five chapters of Jane Eyre (in which ten-year-old Jane suffers abuse from her aunt and cousins and is sent to a boarding school): "Oh, it's just like Harry Potter!"

Comments

[lyotto]

...a Jane Eyre-Harry Potter crossover is trying to gnaw its way into my brain now and I simply refuse to have anything to do with it.

[madame_enjolras]

You don't want to know how many times I tried to title my notes and my quiz "Jayne Eyre".

[lyotto]

.............oh now there's a frightening image.

[madame_enjolras]

The hero of Thornfield, the man they call Jayne...Eyre!

[meemsers]

... I cry inside.

[firerosearien]

permission to Meta?

[madame_enjolras]

XD; Go ahead. I feel special.

[kitsunec4]

That hurts my brain, and yet, makes so much sense.

I know that you haven't gotten far enough into Jane Eyre yet, but let's just say that there's a reason that people are like, oh, Jane Eyre, gothic themes. Aka, vaguely supernatural happenings and tru wuv conquers all. (or, er, most of it, bear with me, it's been a while...)

[madame_enjolras]

Ehehe. It does, really. But. Wow. XD

I know more or less how it ends already, having read The Eyre Affair by Jasper Fforde. XD

[salophile]

'cept there's a hell of a lot less pedophilia in Harry Potter.

[madame_enjolras]

Oh, that's what you'd think.