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Who is attacked in Chapter 20?
Mr Mason
Who does Mr. Rochester plan to marry by the end of Chapter 24?
Jane
What literary element is used with the split of the chest nut tree
What is symbolism or foreshadowing?
What does Jane think about herself compared to Miss Ingram when she arrives at Thornfield?
She feels inferior and plain compared to Miss Ingram.
"Do you think I am a machine without feelings? Do you think, because I am poor, obscure, plain, and little, I am soulless and heartless?"
What literary element does Jane use to emphasize her humanity and emotions?
What does the fire in the novel symbolize? Use your book.
Prove it with in text evidence
How does Jane feel about Mr. Rochester's attention to Miss Ingram?
She feels heartbroken and jealous
How does Jane feel about Mr. Rochester's attention to Miss Ingram?
she feels jealous and heartbroken
What literary element is used in this lane “What ailed the chestnut tree? It writhed and groaned.”
Personification
What does Jane think about herself compared to Miss Ingram when she arrives at Thornfield
She feels inferior and plain compared to Miss Ingram.
What time does Ms. Reed die?
What phrase does Jane repeat in Chapter 20 that emphasizes her emotional state? You can use your book
"I will not be tempted."
What literary element is used in this line (specificaly for the moon) "The moon was setting in the waves, broad and red, like a hot cannon-ball." (Chapter 20)
Personification
Why does Mr. Rochester choose to test Jane’s loyalty by talking about his potential marriage to Miss Ingram?
He wants to see if Jane has feelings for him before confessing his own love.
“The moon was not yet set, and we were all in shadow: I could scarcely see my master’s face, near as I was.”
What literary element emphasizes the mysterious atmosphere?
Imagery
She feels jealous and heartbroken.