Gateshead
Jane is punished and locked in this room, symbolizing injustice and fear.
What is the Red Room?
This kind teacher shows Jane compassion and moral guidance.
Who is Miss Temple?
Jane falls in love with this man, creating a conflict between passion and morality.
Who is Mr. Rochester?
Jane is taken in by these siblings after fleeing Thornfield.
Who are the Rivers family?
Rochester lives here in prior to living in Ferndean.
What is Thornfield?
Jane stands up to this aunt, showing early moral courage.
Who is Mrs. Reed?
Helen Burns teaches Jane this moral idea about enduring suffering.
What is forgiveness?
Jane refuses to become Rochester’s mistress because it violates her ______.
What is moral principle (or integrity)?
Jane discovers she has inherited this, giving her independence.
What is a fortune (inheritance)?
Rochester is physically changed by this event.
What is the fire (loss of sight/hand)?
Jane’s decision to speak the truth about her treatment shows her commitment to this value.
What is honesty (or integrity)?
This harsh headmaster represents hypocrisy in morality.
Who is Mr. Brocklehurst?
This hidden secret tests Jane’s ethical boundaries.
What is Bertha Mason (Rochester’s wife)?
St. John urges Jane to marry him for this purpose.
What is missionary work (or duty to God)?
Jane returns because her love now aligns with her ______.
What is moral principle?
This character falsely accuses Jane of being deceitful, testing Jane’s moral strength.
Who is John Reed?
Jane struggles between emotional reaction and this principle Helen believes in.
What is self-control (or spiritual faith)?
Jane chooses to leave Thornfield, showing she values this over love.
What is self-respect (or moral duty)?
Jane refuses St. John because she would be sacrificing this essential part of herself.
What is emotional fulfillment (or passion/love)?
Their reunion represents a balance between passion and this value.
What is equality (or mutual respect)?
Jane’s resistance at Gateshead highlights the theme of principle over this opposing force.
What is oppression (or abuse of power)?
The typhus outbreak exposes the moral failure of this institution’s leadership.
What is Lowood’s neglect?
Rochester represents passion, while Jane represents this balancing force.
What is reason (or moral conscience)?
This setting highlights the conflict between cold duty and this opposing force.
What is passion (or personal desire)?
Rochester’s transformation reflects moral redemption through suffering and this realization.
What is humility?