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Who was janes new student?
Adele
Who is all in Jane's groupe in new moon?
janes group is Felix. demetri, aro, caius, and Marcus
In new moon what is Jane's last name?
Janes last name is never given in any of the books...
What is the resolution for Jane Eyre?
The resolution of "Jane Eyre" sees Jane finally finding true love and happiness with Mr. Rochester after overcoming various obstacles and challenges. They are able to marry and start a new life together, with Jane achieving independence and self-fulfillment.
What happened to Miss Temple in Jane Eyre?
Miss Temple leaves Lowood School to get married and start a new life. She remains a positive influence on Jane Eyre and the other students, leaving a lasting impact on Jane's character development.
Why does Jane keep her identity a secret from her new benefactors the Rivers in the novel Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte?
Jane does not want the Rivers to return her to Mr. Rochester, who wants her to come back to Thornfield.
What alarmed Jane Eyre about her new friend Helen?
Jane Eyre was alarmed by Helen's calm acceptance of injustice and suffering, and her unwavering belief in forgiveness and turning the other cheek. Jane found it difficult to understand how Helen could tolerate mistreatment and not fight back, as she herself had a more fiery and independent nature.
What has the author Charlotte Bronte written?
Charlotte Bronte has written: 'GREEN DWARF: A TALE OF THE PERFECT TENSE' 'Shirley: a tale' 'Kie u Giang =' -- subject(s): Vietnamese language books 'Villette Volume 1 of 4' 'Richard Coeur de Lion and Blondel' 'Kie u Giang =' -- subject(s): Vietnamese language books 'The poems of Charlotte Bronte & Patrick Branwell Bronte' 'Jane Enre (Bolsillo Narrativa)' 'Jane Eyre (Penguin Film and TV Tie-in)' 'Jane Eyre Part 1 Of 2' 'Jane Eyre (Simple English)' 'The professor. Tales from Angria. Emma, a fragment' 'Jane Eyre' 'Jane Eyre (Illustrated)' 'Shirley Volume 2' 'Three great novels' -- subject(s): Accessible book 'The Life and works of Charlote Bronte and Her Sisters (Collected Works of Charlotte Bronte 7 volumes)' 'The life and works of the sisters Bronte' 'Charlotte Bronte' 'Jane Eyre CD set (Cambridge Literature)' 'Der Professor' 'Jane Eyre' 'Villette' 'Oxford Reading Tree: Stage 16: TreeTops Classics' 'Shirley, A Tale' 'Professor, The' 'SELECTED LETTERS OF CHARLOTTE BRONTE; ED. BY MARGARET SMITH' 'Moll Flanders (Cassette (1 Hr).)' 'Jane Eyre' 'An account of her honeymoon' 'Villette' 'Five novelettes' 'Kie u Giang =' -- subject(s): Vietnamese language books 'Jian Ai =' 'The Foundling' -- subject(s): Foundlings, Fiction 'Brontes' Selected Poetry' 'Villette, a novel' 'Jane Eyre (Progress English)' 'Jane Eyre, With Autoskim - Reread, Revise And Relive the Book at Twice the Speed' 'Selected Poems of Charlotte, Emily and Anne Bronte. Ed by Stevie Davies' 'Poems' -- subject(s): English poetry, Poetic works 'Jane Eyre-V1' 'Shirley Volume 1 of 2' 'Kie u Giang =' -- subject(s): Vietnamese language books 'Signature Classics' 'An Edition of the Early Writings of Charlotte Bronte' 'Stancliffe's Hotel' 'Kieugiang' 'Jane Eyre' -- subject(s): Fiction, Governesses, England in fiction, Governesses in fiction, Orphans, Orphans in fiction, Mentally ill women, Mentally ill women in fiction, Charity-schools, Charity-schools in fiction, Country homes, Country homes in fiction, Fathers and daughters, Fathers and daughters in fiction, Married people in fiction, Young women in fiction, Young women, Married people, Social life and customs, Man-woman relationships, Man-woman relationships in f 'Vilette' 'Kieugiang' 'Emma' -- subject(s): Social life and customs, England in fiction, Fiction 'The search after hapiness [sic]' -- subject(s): English Manuscripts, Facsimiles 'The professor ; Tales from Angria ; Emma' 'Shirley, by Currer Bell' 'Juvenilia, 1829-1835' -- subject(s): Children's writings, English 'Jane Eyre Part 2 Of 2' 'The twelve adventurers' 'Villette Volume 3 of 4' 'Jane Eyre' 'Kieugiang' 'Jane Eyre' 'The secret & Lily Hart' -- subject(s): Facsimiles, Manuscripts, English Manuscripts 'Jane Eyre (Oasis Family Listening)' 'Jane Eyre' 'The Bronte letters' 'The professor. with the poems of C., E., and A. Bell' 'The Green Dwarf' 'The professor, etc.' 'Jane Eyre' 'Villette. Roman' 'Jane Eyre/spec' 'Jane Eyre - An Autobiography' 'Poems by Currer, Ellis, and Acton Bell (Collected Works of Charlotte Bronte)' 'The Letters of Charlotte Bronte: With a Selection of Letters by Family and Friends Volume II' 'Jane Eyre (Cover to Cover)' 'Works' -- subject(s): Accessible book 'Kie u Giang =' -- subject(s): Vietnamese language books '\\' 'Villette' 'Shirley Volume 2 of 3' 'Villette Volume II' 'Jane Eyre (Case Studies in Contemporary Criticism)' 'Complete Novels of Charlotte and Emily Bronte' 'Jane Eyre Volume 2 of 4' 'Jane Eyre Volume III' 'Jane Eyre' -- subject(s): Fiction, Literature, OverDrive 'SHIRLEY; ED. BY JESSICA COX' 'New Oxford Progressive English Readers: Level 1'
Did Mr Rochester die along with his wife?
In the novel "Jane Eyre" by Charlotte Brontë, Mr. Rochester survives the fire that incidentally kills his wife, Bertha Mason. He becomes blind as a result of the fire but eventually finds happiness and a new life with Jane Eyre.
How could you compare 'Jane Eyre' and 'Rebecca'?
"Jane Eyre" and "Rebecca" are both gothic novels written by female authors (Charlotte Bronte and Daphne du Maurier, respectively) that explore themes of love, identity, and power dynamics. While "Jane Eyre" focuses on a governess overcoming societal constraints and finding love, "Rebecca" centers on a young woman navigating her new marriage and the shadow of her deceased husband's first wife. Both novels feature strong female protagonists and elements of mystery and suspense.
What did Jane do after she had worked for Lowood eight years?
She advertised for a governess position.
Why does Jane Eyre say she is Jane Elliot?
Jane Eyre uses the pseudonym Jane Elliot when speaking to Mr. Rochester after she leaves Thornfield Hall because she wants to keep her true identity hidden. By using a different last name, she's protecting herself from being recognized and potentially harmed by Mr. Rochester or anyone else who may be looking for her. Additionally, assuming a new identity allows Jane to start fresh and establish herself independently.
