In the case of Charlotte Bronte, she received a lot of negative reactions from her readers after announcing that the novel Jane Eyre was hers. Readers criticized Bronte for his attack on the nobility which he had considered insincere. She was told that she had attacked previously recognized individual ethics by showing a credible case for polygamy. Philosophies that evoked repugnance and barbarism in readers. Yet its most scandalous aspect was its open treatment of passionate love. The Victorian era classified these passionate love scenes as extremely explicit, but by today's modern standards they would be classified as less than