The fire incident
What dangerous event happens in this chapter ?
A fire breaks out in Mr.Rochester's bedroom. (pg.156)
Who owns Thornfield Hall ?
Mr.Rochester
What does Rochester call Jane after she saves him ?
His "savior/preserver". (pg 162)
How does she feel after saving Rochester ?
Excited and emotionally confused. (pg 161)
Who discovers the fire first ?
Jane (pg 156)
Who is blamed for the strange behavior and possibly the fire ?
Grace Poole (pg 160)
How does this event change their relationship ?
It brings them together emotionally. (pg 161-162)
What new feelings does Jane begin to recognize ?
She realizes she has deeper feelings for Rochester. (pg 161-162)
How does Jane put out the fire ?
She uses water from a pitcher and basin. (pg 156-157)
Who does Jane wake up during the fire ?
Mr. Rochester (pg 156)
What time does Rochester use when speaking to Jane after the fire ?
Kind, warm and intimate. (pg 161-163)
Why does Jane try to control her emotions ?
She knows that their positions are unequal. (pg 162)
Who does Rochester think is responsible for the fire ?
Grace Poole (pg 160)
How does Rochester act toward Jane after she saves him ?
He is grateful and affectionate. (pg 161-162)
Why is their interaction important to the story ?
It shows how Rochester starts to open up,and how they grow emotionally together. (pg 159-163)
What internal conflict does Jane face ?
Her feelings vs her sense for self control and duty. (pg 161-163)
Why is the fire especially suspicious ?
It seems intentionally set. (pg 158-160 )
What does Rochester tell Jane to do after putting out the fire ?
Go back to her room and tell no one. (pg 160-161)
How does Jane describe her emotional state after the event ?
Restless and unable to sleep due to her feelings. (pg 163)