Mr. Rochester
Jane
Victorian Era
Charlotte Brontë
Major Themes
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Who is Edward Fairfax Mr. Rochester
Owner of Thornefield Hall.
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What is Jane's profession at the Thornfield Manor?
Governess.
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During the era of Jane Eyre. who is the government leader?
Queen Victoria.
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What does Charlotte and her sisters try to build but fails to do so?
A school.
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Love: What is significant about Mr. Rochester and Jane's relationship?
They are of different class.
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Who does Mr. Rochester assign housekeeper?
Ms. Fairfax
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From what town is Jane Eyre from?
Gatesville.
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At what age are low class children able to work?
At the age of four.
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How was Charlotte and her sisters able to publish their poems?
As pseudonyms.
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What helps set the characteristic of independence that Jane possess?
Her role of a Governess in the society.
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Is Edward a friendly man?
No, he's stern.
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Why is Jane with her aunt?
Her parents are dead.
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When was the Victorian Era? In what year does the novel take place?
1837-1901; 1847
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Did Charlotte Brontë have children?
No.
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What might Jane's stubborn attitude say about her character in society?
She is not one to conform. She lives by her own standards and values.
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Who is he married to?
Bertha, a woman from Jamaica.
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Is Jane most fluent in Spanish or French?
French.
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What type of society does this era revolve around?
Industrialization.
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Did Charlotte Brontë ever find love?
No.
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What is significant of marriage?
It is the most important milestone during the book and in the Victorian era.
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Why does he keep her in the attic?
She' insane. He was also tricked into marrying her.
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Who does Jane find herself in love with?
Edward Rochester
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What is the government type?
Constitutional Monarchy.
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What disease did Charlotte contract?
Pneumonia.
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What might Bertha symbolize as Jane's own identity?
Her insecurities.
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