Characters
Who is the main character?
Jane Eyre
How do the Rivers siblings shape Jane’s character in Chapters 28-33?
They offer care, stability, and a sense of belonging, helping her grow emotionally and regain her confidence.
Why did Jane want to go to school?
Independence
Helping others
New beginnings
Trying to escape her family
Who said this:
"You are not my equal: you are not my love; but I must have you."
St. John Rivers
Who is the cousin that wants Jane?
St. John
How does Jane’s response to St. John’s proposal reflect her inner conflict?
Jane values emotional fulfillment over duty, choosing personal happiness over a life of sacrifice.
Why does Jane end up not marrying Mr. Rochester?
He had a secret second wife
Who said this:
"I must have you for my own – entirely my own. Will you be mine? Say yes, quickly."
What is the name of the girl that died back at Lowood and how did she die?
Helen Burns and she had tuberculosis.
Name a foster element found in chapters 28-33. Give an example
Christ Figures
How does social class play a role in Jane's life?
Social class impacts Jane's relationships and decisions, as she navigates her position as an orphan, a governess, and later a woman of wealth, challenging class expectations through her actions and choices.
Who said this:
"If I were as free as the wind, I would choose a different path. But I am bound by duty, and I shall never break."