Jane Eyre: Characters (AQA GCSE English Literature): Flashcards

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Jane Eyre: Characters
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Jane's 'I am no bird; and no net ensnares me' shows

Her independence & rejection of Victorian expectations of women

Jane's 'Do you think I am an automaton?' demands

To be seen as person w/ feelings, not object; demands respect & equality

Rochester's 'You are my sympathy—my better self' means

He sees Jane as moral guide; admires her strength & goodness

Rochester's 'I am not a villain' quote shows his

Struggle w/ guilt & desire for understanding/forgiveness

St. John's 'I am cold: no fervour infects me' shows

He lacks passion, driven only by duty, not emotion

St. John's 'Reason, not feeling, is my guide' shows

Reliance on logic over emotion; limits of duty without love

Helen's 'It is not violence that best overcomes hate' means

Respond to hate w/ kindness; peaceful, forgiving approach

Helen's 'I live in calm, looking to the end' reflects her

Strong faith in afterlife; serenity in face of death

Bertha's 'The lunatic is both cunning & malignant' shows

Portrayed as mad & dangerous; Victorian fears of uncontrolled passion

Bertha 'sucked the blood' quote depicts her as

Supernatural creature; monstrous label for non-conforming women

Mrs. Reed's 'You are a dependent...no money' quote reflects

Harsh class distinctions & unfair treatment of poor in Victorian era

Jane's 'I am glad you are no relation of mine' to Mrs. Reed shows

Jane rejects cruelty, asserts self-worth & independence

Mr. Brocklehurst's character represents

Hypocrisy; uses religion to control girls while living in luxury

Adele 'is the image of her mother' shows she

Reminds Rochester of past mistakes & his sense of responsibility

Adele 'has no talents' quote critiques

Limited opportunities for women & societal expectations

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