First of all, the two books have the same theme, that is, love that is not accepted by the secular. Both Jane Eyre and Pride and Prejudice satirize the class concept of the society at that time through desperate love, breaking the pattern that was suitable for each other in the past. These two books are both satirical and have basically the same goal. From the character characteristics, the heroines Elizabeth and Jane Eyre are not similar, but their * * * is indeed the highlight of the two books, that is, they are not praised women, and some things in them are not accepted by the secular at that time, but they have some characteristics of modern women, such as self-respect, self-love, incompatibility with the secular at that time, and unwillingness to build their marriage on the basis of no feelings. Even if the other party can guarantee his own life, the theme may not be clear before Jane Eyre, but when Thornfield was burned down, Jane Eyre broke through the resistance and stayed with Rochester, and this theme was actually shown when Elizabeth refused her cousin's proposal. However, the description of love in Jane Eyre is more detailed, showing more uncontrollable feelings and more detailed description of psychology, while the love between Jane Eyre and Elizabeth is different from that in Pride and Prejudice. Writing in the third person has a wide range of knowledge, objective description and relatively few characters' psychology, so it objectively describes two different kinds of love, love at first sight and the common drifting love in modern literature. It can be said that Jane Eyre is a subjective lyric, while arrogance and prejudice are objective narratives.