Ch. 1-16 Jane Eyre Complete Answers

Ch. 1-16 Jane Eyre Complete Answers How does Bronte immediately reveal Jane's situation to the reader? ️️jane is excluded from the Reed family, unwelcome, she reveals everything as sad and dreary why do you think Jane is treated so unfairly ️️jane was put upon mrs reed with no choice Reed is: resentful, guilt for husband, jealous that jane is independent and bright while her children are crummy Jane=poor, Reeds= rich what does Jane mean when she says she was "rather out of (her) self? ️️her defiance to unjust punishment, she had nothing to lose, if you are going to be punished why not throw a full blown temper tantrum...cant control herself until threatened to be tied down on looking back, how does jane understand mrs reeds treatment of her ️️if she was pretty, mrs reed would like her also aware she does not fit in, doesnt look or act like cousins why does mrs reed make jane stay in the red room ️️she thinks jane is trying to trick her and manipulate her to get out of the red room, jane gets hysterical; she isnt lying why does jane keep crying ️️there is no end to the cruelty and abuse, she has no where to go what hope does mr loid give jane ️️mr loid gave her a chance to get away and go to school how did jane's character change in her confrontation with mr brockelhurst and mrs reed ️️she was confident and displayed adult like strength, she wasnt intimidated what is lowood institution ️️a charity school for orphans supposed to be generous what is the lifestyle of the girls at lowood ️️extremely basic and conservative food=awful hardly any heat great education why does jane speak to the girl reading in the garden ️️jane finds comfort in reading and is attracted to the girl reading what advice does helen give jane? ️️better to endure punishment and not lash out, forgive enemies, to take what she gets because it is better than home how is Jane's temperament different from Helen's ️️helen is calm spirited, tolerant, blames herself jane sees the fault in others, quick tempered, curious, does not tolerate injustices describe mr. brockelhurst ️️self centered, arrogant, hypocrite, mean spirited, puts others down to bring himself up, JERK how are mr. brockelhurst's wife and daughter dressed? What does that tell us? ️️they dress in flashy clothing opposite of what he is saying this tells us that he is a hypocrite how does jane feel while she is standing on the stool when she is labeled a liar ️️angry feels like a hero ashamed how does helen comfort jane ️️sympathizes with her it would be much worse if mr. brockelhurst chose jane as a favorite, everyone could relate with her Why does Miss Temple invite Jane into her room? ️️curious of jane's story see if jane's story is true How does Jane's visit with Miss Temple alter her thinking of Lowood? ️️feels welcomed, protected, devotes her time to drawing and education where is helen burns ️️infirmary- she is very sick Years after Helen's death, Jane has a stone marker with the word "Resurgam" carved upon it placed over Helen's grave. What is the significance of "Resurgam"? ️️it means- "I shall rise again" what news does Bessie bring from gateshead ️️john reed spends all of the family money and ruins his life-suicide georgania plans to run away and get married mr eyre comes to visit but doesnt come to lowood because he is going on a trip what steps has jane taken toward her future ️️sent a letter to become a governess thornfield how does jane find her position at thornfield and her new acquaintances ️️intimidating house but appreciates their home what is adeles relation to mr rochester ️️Ward- provides a home for her and pays for her education, does not adopt her how does jane first meet mr rochester ️️jane meets a rider after the horse slipped on ice and fell. offers to take him into his own house because she doesn't know who he is, he doesnt tell her who he is what is unusual about jane's first meeting with mr rochester ️️he doesnt tell her who he is Describe mr rochester's appearance ️️dark brooding, always scowling, middle height, not handsome, dark hair, serious, preoccupied, extremely observant