here is a judgment about Jane Eyre.
This is not to suggest that Jane Eyre didn't have flaws.She continues to call her love interest "master",which is pretty bizarre,She can be semi-subservient to him.
Jane Eyre didn't have flaws. Here uses the past tense,coz Jane Eyre lived in the past, and to describe Jane ,so uses didn't.
She continues to call her love interest "master",which is pretty bizarre,She can be semi-subservient to him. Here uses the Present tense,because it want to tell us something about Jane Eyre,and it had existed, so uses the present tense ,will be fine.
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Your question is a little confusing. Are you giving your opinion or asking ours?
In English, when we describe the events of a book or film, we use present simple tense. This is not the same as telling the story, where we usually use past tenses.
The first sentence describes Jane Eyre in general, outside of the story's events. So yes, the book is finished and we use past tense.
By the way, "coz" is a sign of very poor English.
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