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Jane Eyre
Charlotte Brontë
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Summary
Plot Overview
Key Questions and Answers
What Does the Ending Mean?
Summary & Analysis
Chapters 1–4
Chapters 5–10
Chapters 11–16
Chapters 17–21
Chapters 22–25
Chapter 26
Chapters 27–28
Chapters 29–32
Chapters 33–35
Chapters 36–38
Characters
Character List
Jane Eyre
Edward Rochester
St. John Rivers
Helen Burns
Mrs. Reed
Main Ideas
Themes
Plot Analysis
Protagonist
Antagonist
Setting
Motifs
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Genre
Style
Point of View
Tone
Foreshadowing
Key Facts
Why does Jane marry Rochester?
Quotes
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Love
Home
Social Class
Gender Roles
Gothic Elements
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Chapters 1-4
Chapters 5-10
Chapters 11-16
Chapters 17-21
Chapters 22-25
Chapter 26
Chapters 27-28
Chapters 29-32
Chapters 33-35
Chapters 36-38
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Jane Eyre
Edward Rochester
St. John Rivers
Helen Burns
Mrs. Reed
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Context
Victorian Perceptions of Women
Jane Eyre and The Gothic Tradition
Movie Adaptations
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Character List
Analysis of Major Characters
Theme, Motifs, and Symbols
Context
Plot Overview
Chapters 1-4
Chapters 5-10
Chapters 11-16
Chapters 17-21
Chapters 22-25
Chapter 26
Chapters 27-38
Chapters 29-32
Chapters 33-35
Chapters 36-38
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Theme, Motifs, and Symbols Quiz
Further Study
Theme, Motifs, and Symbols Quiz
1
of 5
What does Jane struggle with throughout Jane Eyre?
The balance between obligation and happiness
The practice of self-negation that Helen taught her
The legacy that Mrs. Reed left her with
Her desire to get revenge on those who wronged her
2
of 5
What enables Jane to finally view herself as Rochester's equal?
Her intellectual prowess
Her incomparable beauty
Her caring nature
Her recent inheritance
3
of 5
Whom is fire symbolically associated with in the novel?
Rochester
St. John
Jane
Helen
4
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What does Jane find comfort in after her first wedding to Rochester?
God
The moon
Alcohol
The forest
5
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What feeling leads Jane to think of the "red-room" of her childhood?
Love
Ridicule
Detachment
Loneliness
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