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You want the character sketch of Othello?
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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.
Why did mrs.reed want to see Jane in Jane Eyre?
St. John chooses to marry Jane, even though he does not really love her, because he believes she can fulfill the duties he needs his wife to fulfill as he embarks on his journey to India as a missionary. he believes she is pure of heart and that his true love, Rosamond Oliver is too vain and could not ever be the woman he is in need of.
What is chapter 2 of Jane Eyre about?
One of the lessons in Jane Eyre is to be strong and do not compromise your moral values just because you are in love. You must do what is right for you, even if it is painful or difficult. Jane had to make a decision like this when she found about Bertha and Rochester still wanted to marry her. She did not want to be a mistress to Edward, so she fled Thornfield.
What do you think about character Helen burns in Jane Eyre?
Similarities are that they both come from poor beginnings but they both want to rise to make something of their lives and have a purpose · Helen is more docile. Helen is more religious and feels that things happen for a reason · Jane believes she needs to fight for herself at all times · Helen is more of a calm and reflective person while jane is more passionate and outspoken
I want to know about the character sketch of celia in drama as you like it by William shakespeare?
wikipedia has all the awnsers, go there
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make a character sketch of Gaston as well as of juliette
Do Jane and Elizabeth want to publicize Wickham's character Why or why not?
No, Jane and Elizabeth do not want to publicize Wickham's character. They are cautious about spreading negative information or gossip, and they may also want to avoid causing unnecessary drama or conflict. Additionally, they may feel that it is not their place to publicly expose Wickham's character flaws.
Can you show the family tree of Jane Eyre?
I'm unable to show a visual representation, but I can describe it. Jane Eyre, the heroine of Charlotte Brontë's novel, is an orphan raised by her cruel aunt, Mrs. Reed. She has no direct biological family until later in the story when she discovers that she is the cousin of St John Rivers, Mary Rivers, and Diana Rivers.
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.
Why is Jane Eyre's personality different from other people?
Jane Eyre is only really independent in the end of the novel. When she quits as a teacher and becomes the governesse of Adele - she is not really independent because she has to work to earn money - there is no income from her familiy (Aunt Reed). When she inherits the money from her uncle she comes up the the social class and stands on the same step as Mr. Rochester. Now she is his equal and she don't have to marry anymore if she don't want to. Now she could live as she chooses - without having to work or to marry. In the 19th century, young women were only independent (not in the same sense as we nowadays) if there had their own money - inherited or due a settlement. Anyway, we should not forget, that Jane Eyre is progressive enough to arrange her own occupation as governess and still expresses sometimes her own mind and acts after it. But never forget, she learned to accept the patriarchal system during her time which confined her in a petty role.
In Jane Eyre why does Jane not tell Rochester that she heard his voice call for her?
Jane believes she hears Rochester's voice calling for her because she is deeply connected to him emotionally. However, she keeps this information to herself because she is afraid it may reveal her true feelings for him, as she is trying to maintain her independence and pride. Additionally, she does not want to intrude on Rochester's privacy, thinking it might have been a trick of her imagination or a dream.
