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Written in the middle of the nineteenth century, this story has not lost its popularity to this day. It conquers more and more hearts, captivates readers and encourages them to look into the mystery of love. Jane Eyre is an orphan who was disowned by her aunt and placed in an orphanage. Edward Rochester is a wealthy English aristocrat who owns two large, albeit gloomy-looking estates - Thornfield Hall and Ferndine. Both Jane and Edward are looking for their happiness. She - in a small world that seems infinitely wide to her, and he - in a wide world, but, in his opinion, infinitely small. One day, the characters meet, and then a sincere, passionate feeling flares up between them, changing their fates and making both the joyless Thornfield Hall and the even more gloomy Ferndine anxious.

But past mistakes and present conventions stand in the way of the lovers. Can their unwavering love overcome all these obstacles?