Who Said That?
They Did What?
Plot Twists
Why Does Jane...
Rochester the Enigma
100
This person said, "What beautiful ladies! . . . .Oh, I wish I might go to them! Do you think Mr. Rochester will send for us by-and-by, after dinner?"
Who was Adele.
100
Mr. Rochester and Blanche Ingram act out this charade together.
What is a marriage?
100
When Mr. Mason and Jane are left alone, he tells her this about how he received his injury.
What is nothing; Rochester forbids them to talk to one another?
100
Jane returns to Gateshead for this reason.
What is, Mrs. Reed is ill and wishes to see her?
100
Rochester pretends he's going to send Jane to work here.
What is Ireland?
200
This person said, "It appears I come at an inopportune time, madam, . . . . when my friend, Mr. Rochester, is from home; but I arrive from a very long journey, and I think I may presume so far on old and intimate acquaintance as to install myself here till he returns."
Who was Mr. Mason?
200
This injury befalls Mr. Mason.
What is being scratched and bitten?
200
According to Rochester, this person is the "half dream, half reality," that crept into Jane's chamber and ripped her veil.
Who is Grace Poole?
200
Jane observes the mysterious being doing this in her chamber at night.
What is tearing her wedding veil and trampling on it.
200
Rochester claims his brother and father kept from him this information about his wife.
What is her family history of insanity?
300
This person said, "I know she considers the Rochester estate eligible to the last degree; though (God pardon me!) I told her something on that point about an hour ago, which made her look wondrous grave: the corners of her mouth fell half an inch."
Who was the fortune teller?
300
Mrs. Reed calls Jane to her before she dies for this reason.
What is to clear her conscience about the letter from Jane's uncle.
300
The wedding is called off for this reason.
What is Mr. Mason reveals Rochester is already married?
300
This is the reason Jane first came to Thornfield.
What is to tutor Adele?
300
When Rochester says, "Jane, I've got a blow
I've got a blow, Jane!" he is talking about what?
What is the fact that Mr. Mason has arrived from Jamaica and is in the drawing room.
400
This person said, "Mary and I have had, I should think, a dozen at least in our day; half of them detestable and the rest ridiculous, and all incubiwere they not, mama?"
Who is Blanche?
400
This is Mrs. Reed's attitude toward Jane, even on the approach of death.
What is bitter and hateful?
400
Mrs. Fairfax gives Jane this advice after learning of her engagement to Rochester.
What is to proceed with caution?
400
This is the reason why Jane leaves Thornfield.
What is, she has learned the truth about Bertha Mason.
400
Mr. Rochester proves that Blanche doesn't love him by doing this.
What is acting as the fortuneteller and telling her he has only a third of the fortune she thought he had?
500
This person said, "I am strangely glad to get back again to you: and wherever you are is my home-- my only home."
Who was Jane Eyre?
500
Jane sees this bad omen as she walks outside on the day of her wedding.
What is a chestnut tree that was struck by lightning?
500
Mr. Mason finds out about the impending wedding from this person.
Who is Jane's uncle, Mr. Eyre, who mentions it in a casual conversation with Mason.
500
"He stood between me and every thought of religion, as an eclipse intervenes between man and the broad sun. I could not, in those days, see God for His creature: of whom I had made an idol." Jane says this in reference to this person.
Who was Rochester?
500
This person arranged for Rochester's marriage to Bertha, and concealed her family history.
Who was Rochester's father?