ating that all "necessity" is prohibited to her who does not deserves to own them, by means of labouring. Jane's passion refuses to be subjected by her male elder cousin as she confront to his malice. Accounting her age, as of ten years old, she is able to scrutinize the situation and judge it very honestly, recognising that the punishment from her aunt and cousins is "Unjust! – unjust!". The theme of being judged and consequently rewarded or punished because of Jane's physical appearance as small becomes apparent to her fantastic in the red-room where she was looked away for as her punishment. Here, Bronte highlights this lack of social propriety by portraying "the scapegoat of the nursery".
             On the other hand, Sylvia Plath short story of the "SPBNS" set in 1941, written in 1955; here one may say the ideas of "Scapegoat" is more perhaps important than the characters. The title is well chosen suggesting the story has two main parts. The first part is
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