What does Jane do after she finds out Mr. Rochester has a wife?
She goes away to another town to teach at an all girls charity school.
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Who is Mr. Rochester's wife?
Birtha
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What is an archetype?
Archetypes are universal patterns such as, character type, plot patterns, settings, symbol, or image which are often rooted in the collective unconscious of various cultures and recur through literature.
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Define school and give the part of speech.
Sentence: "I continued the labours of the village school..."
(n) a place where people are taught by teachers
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Is St. John suspicious of Jane being the "Jane Eyre" people are trying to find?
Yes.
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What major event happens in Chapter 33 where Jane learns something she never knew about herself?
She is a rich heiress of the wealth her Uncle left behind.
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Who is the pastor that Jane meets?
St. John
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What is the archetype, the Quest?
The quest is when the main character goes on a journey to accomplish a goal.
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Define admiration and give the part of speech.
Sentence: "...that won both my goodwill and my admiration."
(n) A feeling of wonder, astonishment, or pleasure.
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Who left money for Jane?
Jane's uncle
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How does St. John figure out that Jane is actually the "Jane Eyre" that people are looking for?
He sees Jane's signature at the corner of a sheet of paper she was using for Rosamond Oliver's self-portrait.
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Who are the two other governesses?
Diana and Mary
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“...admist unusual scenes, charged with adventure, with agitating risk and romantic chance...then I awoke...trembling and quivering…”(469). What archetype is shown in this quote from Chapter 32?
Withdrawal from Action
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Define convulsion and give the part of speech.
Sentence: "Then I rose up on my curtainless bed, trembling and quivering; and then the still, dark night witnessed the convulsion of despair...
(n) -great agitation or disturbance
-contortion of the body from involuntary muscle contractions
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Did the girls at the school like Jane when she first came to the village to teach?
No.
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In chapter 33, Jane figures out she has blood-related cousins. Who are they?
St. John, Mary, and Diana.
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What does Jane figure about her true identity in Chapter 33?
She is a rich heiress of her Uncle's wealthy/property.
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“They seem to be hopelessly dull; and, at first sight...But I soon found I was mistaken... The rapidity of their progress, in some instances, was even surprising”(468). What archetype is shown in this quote from Chapter 32?
The Quest
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Define deistic and give the part of speech.
Sentence: "There is this difference between me and deistic philosophers: I believe; and I believe the Gospel."
(adj) believing in the belief in the existence of a God on the evidence of reason and nature only
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What is the place that Jane goes to after she leaves Thornfield?
The town of Morton.
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When St. John comes to Jane's cottage, what did he have to go through outside?
A blizzard/snow storm.
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How many cousins does Jane have? Hint: Division
She has three cousins.
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“...the sense of being in his arms, hearing his voice...the hope of passing a lifetime at his side...the next morning I was punctually opening the school; tranquil, settled” (469).
Jane is trying to move on and leave her past behind. Which archetype does this show?
Search for Self
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Define ottoman and give the part of speech.
Sentence: "...now I see myself stretched on an ottoman in the drawing-room at Vale Hall at my bride Rosamond Oliver's feet..."