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This character is known for her beauty and is Mr.Rochester's initial romantic interest.
Who is Blanche Ingram?
This theme is explored through Jane's struggle for independence and her refusal to be defined by social expectations.
What is feminism or self-empowerment?
Jane takes this decisive action to leave Thornfield Hall when she learns the truth about Mr.Rochester's past.
What is leaving Thornfeild?
This significant event occurs when Jane discovers the truth about Mr.Rochester's past and his first marriage.
What is learning about Bertha Mason?
This symbol represents Jane's struggle for freedom and self identity throughout the novel. (Hint: It's a room)
What is the red room?
This character, despite her plain appearance, captures Mr.Rochester's heart due to her intelligence and moral strength.
Who is Jane Eyre?
The contrast between inner beauty and outer appearances is a significant theme, especially in the relationships between Jane, Mr.Rochester, and Blanche.
What is the theme of appearance vs. reality
In a moment of emotional mess, Jane performs this action, symbolizing her desire for independence and respect
What is asserting her independence?
During this event, Jane makes the difficult decision to ________ after realizing she cannot stay with Mr.Rochester.
what is Jane's departure from Thornfield?
This character's presence symbolizes the societal constraints placed on women during the Victorian era
Who is Bertha Mason?
Jane's cousin who embodies beauty, often looks down on Jane and is a symbol of societal expectations.
Who is Georgiana Reed?
This theme is highlighted by Jane's moral integrity and always staying true to herself, even when faced with temptation
What is the theme of morality and ethics?
What is proposing to Jane?
This event marks a turning point in Jane's life as she is taken in by the River's family after her departure.
what is Jane's arrival at Moor House?
This symbol represents the idea of rebirth and new beginnings for Jane after hardships.
what is the wedding veil?
This character's obsession with beauty and all things "tres jolie" serves as a contrast to Jane's values and ideas.
Who is Adele Varens?
The importance of love and companionship is a reoccurring theme, particularly in the developing relationship between Jane and Mr. Rochester
what is the theme of love and relationships.
This action demonstrated Jane's refusal to compromise her principles, as she confronts Mr.Rochester about his relationship with Blanche Ingram.
What is standing up for herself?
The destruction of Thornfield Hall by __ is a dramatic event that leads to significant changes in the lives of Jane and Mr.Rochester
what is fire?
This tree, struck by lightning on the night of Mr.Rochester's proposal to Jane, symbolizes their chaotic relationship.
What is the chestnut tree?
Mr.Rochester compares Jane to himself, suggesting a deep connection based on their shared experiences and outlook on life calling them what?
What are "twins"?
The theme of social class and its impact on relationships is evident in Jane's interactions with Blanche Ingram and Mr.Rochester.
What is the theme of social class and hierarchy?
Jane's choice to _______ after a period of separation is an action that signifies her growth and understanding of her feeling for Mr. Rochester
What is returning to Thornfiedld?
This key event occurs when Mr.Rochester ____ to Jane after she returns to Thornfield, solidifying their relationship.
What is Mr. Rochester proposes again?
This character symbolizes the conflict between duty and passion in Jane's life, representing the societal expectations placed on women.
Who is St. John Rivers?