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The seductive nature of a happy ending can’t be disputed, and the two older Brontës provide it in spades. In Wuthering Heights, Heathcliff and Cathy are never united, but their children fall in love: Heathcliff’s behaviour is almost justified, as it has brought Linton and Cathy mark II together. Likewise in Jane Eyre, Mr Rochester falls in love with Plain Jane, attempts to commit bigamy, is thwarted, his wife luckily burns to death and they live happily ever after. Charlotte and Emily offered their fictional Branwells a form of redemption that in reality he failed to achieve. Anne, the sister who spent the most time nursing Branwell, either refused or was unable to romanticise what happened to her brother. In The Tenant of Wildfell Hall an abused wife, Helen Graham, runs away from her alcoholic husband, Arthur Huntingdon. She meets Gilbert Markham and falls in love with him but is unable to marry him. Anne’s depiction of Arthur Huntingdon’s decline drew heavily on Branwell’s death and still stands out today as an unflinching depiction of alcoholism. By romanticising their alcoholic, violent brother, Charlotte and Emily Brontë were presenting an optimistic view of the byronic hero. Anne Brontë, however, refused to wear rose-tinted glasses. As a novelist she is more honest than Emily and more unflinching than Charlotte, but that doesn’t make for great romance or cosy TV adaptations. It’s easy to say that because Anne refused to give us a brooding hero, her books are less widely read. But I would suggest that she was in fact just too honest about the nature of violence and addiction.
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On one level, I would absolutely love to believe this was a genuine picture of the Bronte sisters
But then I keep remembering all the accounts of Charlotte Bronte: “Plain,small, mousy, not pretty at all. She was aware she wasn’t pretty.”
And, I’m sorry, but that woman in this photo, with her cold, blazing, crazy eyes is fucking gorgeous.
you never know though it could be her. To be honest I think we’re all hard on ourselves and we tend to see ourselves uglier than we really are. for charlotte it was more of her teeth and large fourhead that made her seem offputing to some, but her eyes were the brightest of gems. no one could take those away from her.
Is that really them?
It’s a very controversial photo. It could be. But it might not be.
We’re never going to know, probably.
although i dont know much abou the bronte sisters, she might look stunning to us in the 21st century, but maybe she wouldnt be considered pretty during her time. Im pretty sure strong jaws werent considered pretty on a woman during the 19th century. And hers could cut glass
One thing that matches with contemporary accounts:
Anne and Emily looked very alike, but they both looked quite different from Charlotte. Several people commented on that at the time.
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