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What two characteristics does Jane reveal through her defiance of John Reed at Gateshead?

Fierce honesty & emotional independence

What does Jane develop at Lowood School through hardship and discipline?

Moral resilience

Why does Jane decide to leave Rochester despite being passionately in love with him?

She discovers he is already married

Jane's statement 'I care for myself' in Chapter 27 defines her what?

Inner strength & moral integrity

How does Rochester first meet Jane?

She helps him after his horse slips

What does Rochester's blindness at the novel's end symbolize?

Moral renewal

St John Rivers represents the moral opposite of Rochester by valuing what above all emotion?

Duty & religious obligation

What does Bertha Mason symbolically represent according to critics Gilbert and Gubar?

Jane's suppressed rage

Helen Burns teaches Jane valuable lessons about what two concepts?

Forgiveness & endurance

In the character comparison table, what does Rochester represent to Jane?

Passion & temptation

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