Plot Overview (VCE SSCE English): Flashcards
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Bildungsroman
Bildungsroman
Coming-of-age narrative charting emotional & moral development
Gothic elements in Jane Eyre
Gothic elements in Jane Eyre
Mysterious events, concealed identities, brooding atmosphere
Helen Burns' significance to Jane
Helen Burns' significance to Jane
Model of Christian patience & forgiveness; alternative to passion
Jane's position at Thornfield Hall
Jane's position at Thornfield Hall
Governess to Adèle Varens, Rochester's ward
Bertha Mason
Bertha Mason
Rochester's mentally ill wife, confined in Thornfield's attic
Why Jane leaves Thornfield after the wedding
Why Jane leaves Thornfield after the wedding
Moral integrity matters more than romantic fulfilment
Who are Diana, Mary & St John Rivers to Jane?
Who are Diana, Mary & St John Rivers to Jane?
Her cousins who rescue her at Moor House
St John Rivers' proposal
St John Rivers' proposal
Marriage for missionary duty to India, lacking romantic love
Rochester's condition after Thornfield fire
Rochester's condition after Thornfield fire
Lost eyesight & one hand saving servants from Bertha's blaze
Significance of Jane & Rochester's final marriage
Significance of Jane & Rochester's final marriage
Genuine equality: both independent, mutual respect & honesty
