Speaker of Quote
Who is speaking in this quote,"living, she had ever hated me - dying, she must hate me still."
Who is Mrs. Reed?
Who is being described in the quote: "I sometimes wished to have rosy cheeks, a straight nose, and small cherry mouth; I desired to be tall, stately and finely developed in figure; I felt it a misfortune that I was so little, so pale, and had features so irregular and so marked."
Who is Jane eyre?
Describe the foils: “Don’t address me as if I were a beauty; I am your plain, Quakeriish governess.”
Who are Jane and Blanche Ingram?
Because of Blanche Ingrams beauty, desire for money, and high social class.
Who is Bertha Mason?
How does this quote represent dichotomies,“And shall I see you again, Helen, when die?’ ‘You wil come to the same region of happiness: be received by the same mighty universal parent, no doubt dear Jane.’ Again I quetioned; bt this time only in thought. ‘Where is that region? Does it exist?”
Who is Helen and Jane Eyre.
Their views about the after life are opposite; therefore, they are dichotomies. Helen knows that there is a place for her to go after death, but Jane doesn’t know what she believes.
Who is speaking in this quote,"The other drawings pleased her much, but she called that 'an ugly man.'"
Who is Mr. Rochester?
Who is being described in the quote: "...Who was headstrong and selfish, was respected."
Who is Eliza Reed?
Name the foils being described in this quote:“Georgiana, who had burst out into loud weeping, said she dared not go.”
Who are Eliza and Georgiana?
Eliza is very serious and conseravative and Georgiana is more free spirited and naive. With this foil, Bronte is trying to show us the sense of separation in the higher social class due to corruption (money).
What character is described by these traits: poor, obscure, plain,meek.
Who is Jane eyre?
How does this quote represent Passion vs. Reason, “anon vague suggestions kept wandering across my brain of reasons why I should quit Thornfield; and pondering conjectures about new situations…”
What is Janes conflict between staying with Rochester or leaving him.
Jane is wondering if she should leave because she is misrable without Mr.Rochester or if she should stay because she is treated and paid very well. This represents passion vs reason because it would be reasonable to stay because she is paid very well, but it would be a decision based on passion if she left Thornfield.
Who is speaking in the quote,"'not one-tenth so handsome, though I was nice,neat little soul enough, but he was an angel.'"
Who is St. John?
Who is being described in the quote: "What a great nose! And what a mouth! And what prominent teeth!"
Who is Mr. Brocklehurst?
“To have surrendered to temptation; listened to passion; made no painful effort- no struggle;- but to have sunk down in the silken snare; fallen asleep on the flowers covering it; wakened in a southern clime, amongst the luxuries of a pleasure villa; to have been now living in France, Mr. Rochester’s mistress; delirious with his love half my time- for he would- oh, yes, he would have loved me well for a while.”
Who are Rochester and St. john?
Rochester is her passion and St. John is her reasoning, going back to Rochester would be out of passion but staying with St. John would be out of reason.
What character is being described by the follwoing traits: intelligent, calm, empathetic, and most importantly their devout religious faith.
Who is Helen?
How does this quote represent Passion vs. Reason, “Whether is it better, I ask, to be a slave in a fool’s paradise at Marseilles - fevered with delusive bliss one hour - suffocating with the bitterest tears of remorse and shame the next - or to be a village school-mistress, free and honest, in a breezy mountain nook in the healthy heart of England?”
What is Janes conflict to stay with St. John or go back to Rochester?
It is more reasonable to stay and be the school mistress, but her heart longs for Mr. Rochester.