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   2 days ago · Helen has been tragically taken away from Jane Eyre's life. With her one and only friend gone, what will become of Jane? How will life at Lowood be like afte...

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   4 days ago · Answer: Bessie. Eliza, Georgiana, and John Reed were the children of Mrs. Reed and either ignored or abused Jane. Miss Abbot and Bessie were the servants in the house and while Miss Abbot was bitter, Bessie told the children stories and sang to them. She took care of Jane after she became sick in the Red room. 3.

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   What happens in Jane Eyre?

   • Charlotte Brontë 's Jane Eyre opens with Jane, an orphaned, isolated ten-year-old, living with a family that dislikes her. She grows in strength, excels at school, becomes a governess, and falls in love with Edward Rochester. After being deceived by him, Jane goes to Marsh End, where she regains her spirituality and discovers her own strength.

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   How does Bronte present Jane Eyre in the opening chapters?

   • In the opening chapters of Jane Eyre, Bronte presents Jane as an innocent victim. She is mistreated by her aunt and John Reed who constantly remind her of her inferiority: “You are a dependent….you ought to beg and not to live here”. In Gothic style, she is punished by being locked in “the red-room” which Jane believes is haunted.

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   Why is Jane Eyre a rebellious woman?

   • Jane Eyre is rebellious in a world demanding obedient women. In her own way, Jane rebels against Mrs. Reed, St. John Rivers, and even Mr. Rochester, the man she marries at the end of the book. Jane's personality contains many qualities that would be considered desirable in an English woman; she's frank, sincere, and lacks personal vanity.

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   What is the theme of Jane Eyre?

   • Gender conflict is a theme that threads throughout Jane Eyre. Time and again, Jane is vulnerable to a patriarchal class system that doesn't always have her best interest in mind. A major symbol in Jane Eyre is that of Thornfield burning. Prior to meeting Jane, Mr. Rochester is impulsive and wild.

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   3 days ago · Temple, the principle of Lowood, knows how to be teacher that both Jane and Helen need in their hours of extremity. Fair, kind, empathetic and just, Temple becomes a model for Jane. We go on to see Jane in three teaching situations: at Lowood when she grows up, at Thornfield Hall as governess to Adele, and in a country school as sole teacher.

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   5 days ago · After living a miserable life with her aunt, orphaned Jane Eyre is sent to Lowood, a residential school for children of limited means. Jane takes the advice of her friend and over many years takes her studies seriously, eventually advertising for a position as a governess.

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   4 days ago · 1. Who was the person that young Jane Eyre claimed to dislike the most while living with the Reeds? Answer: John Reed. When Jane was being called a certain name by Mrs. Reed, Jane told her that she disliked her very much, more than anyone except for John. This was because John Reed tormented her throughout her childhood.

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   1 day ago · Koomah: I love this event.I just put this out there, and I think that is a difficult thing to explain to people. There is a wall, an entire wall of these small art pieces.