GENRE
The emotional and spiritual growth of a character.
Buildungsroman
REDROOM
GATESHEAD
"Tell me that I had already a wife is empty mockery; you know now that I had but a hideous demon. I was wrong to attempt to deceive you; but I feared a stubbornness that exists in your character..."
Edward Rochester
The quality or fact of being different
Otherness
What era does the novel "Jane Eyre" represent?
The Victorian Era
Mystery, Horror, Gloom
Gothic
ROCHESTER
THORNFIELD HALL
“I am very happy, Jane; and when you hear that I am dead you must be sure and not grieve...I am going to God..."
Helen Burns
Second most important character in a novel.
Deuuteragonist
In what year was 'Jane Eyre" first published?
1847
A close, usually short relationship of love between two people.
ROMANCE
ORPHANAGE
LOWOOD
"...I believe I intimated in the letter I wrote...that this little girl has not quite the character and disposition I would like...keep a strict eye on her..."
Mrs. Reeed
The purposeful construction of a text to convey the author's ideas.
Authorial intent
What major change was England experiencing at the time the novel was written?
The Industrial Revolution
The novel, Jane Eyre is considered to be a _______ novel because it presents a heroine who is independent, from the working class and unmarried. The heroine gains money and power, and gets married on her own terms on equal standing with her male companion.
Feminist
MR. Rochester stays here after the fire.
FERNDEAN
"A missionary's wife you must—shall be. You shall be mine; I claim you—not for my pleasure, but for my Sovereign's service.”
John Rivers
The insertion of a scene from the past into a current timeline of a story.
Analepsis/Flashback
What were the three levels of hierarchy of the Victorian Era?
Aristocracy
Middle Class
poor/working class
Another name for Bildungsroman
COMING OF AGE
Janes stays here after leaving Thornfield.
MOOR HOUSE
"I am so glad you are come; It will be quite pleasant living here now with a companion."
Mrs. Fairfax
A set of principles or values that governs what is considered right or wrong behaviour in society.
Morality
What was Charlotte Bronte's pseudonym?
Currer Bell