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What is the central tension in Jane's journey throughout the novel?

Balancing love with independence

Why are the events at Moor House necessary for Jane before she can marry Rochester?

They test her autonomy and self-sufficiency

Which three religious figures does Jane encounter who each represent different models of faith?

Brocklehurst, Helen Burns, St. John Rivers

What kind of Christianity does St. John Rivers represent that Jane rejects?

Ambition, glory, extreme self-importance

What is Jane's ambiguous social position in Victorian society?

Educated like aristocracy, paid like servant

What enables Jane to finally marry Rochester as his equal?

Inheriting money from her uncle

What is Rochester's physical condition at the novel's end that makes him dependent on Jane?

He is blind

Which three male figures threaten Jane's desire for equality and try to keep her submissive?

Brocklehurst, Rochester, St. John Rivers

How does Jane define 'home' throughout the novel?

A place where she belongs and can be useful

What do scholars identify Bertha Mason as representing in the novel's Gothic imagery?

A Gothic double of Jane's passions & anger

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