Display title | Villette |
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Article description: (description ) This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A novel by Charlotte Brontë. It lives in the shadow of Jane Eyre, but is arguably superior to it. Villette follows Lucy Snowe, an orphan from England who searches for greener pastures in the fictional town of Villette. She takes care of the headmistress' children at a school for girls until she is thrust into the role of an English teacher. Lucy struggles to find companionship and a place where she belongs, often having depressive episodes and supernatural encounters. She also deals with the strange new culture she lives in, overcoming the language barrier and feelings of being an outsider, and sorts out her affections for two very different men. |