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

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Jane Eyre: Characters
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What does Jane mean when she says 'I am no bird; and no net ensnares me'?

She asserts her independence

When Jane asks 'Do you think I am an automaton?', what is she demanding?

To be seen as a person with feelings

What does Rochester mean when he tells Jane 'You are my sympathy—my better self'?

He sees Jane as his moral guide

What drives St. John Rivers according to his quote 'I am cold: no fervour infects me'?

Duty alone, lacking passion

How does Brontë contrast St. John Rivers with Rochester?

St. John lacks passion; Rochester has it

What does Helen Burns believe according to her quote about overcoming hate?

Respond to hate with kindness

What gives Helen Burns calmness as she faces death?

Her faith in the afterlife

How is Bertha Mason depicted in the quote about draining Rochester's heart?

Like a supernatural creature

What does Bertha Mason represent in Victorian society?

Fears of uncontrolled passions

What does Mrs. Reed's cruelty towards Jane reflect?

Harsh class distinctions

What does Mr. Brocklehurst's character represent in the novel?

Hypocrisy & misuse of religious authority

What does Brontë critique through Adele being judged for having 'no talents'?

Limited opportunities for women

Which character guides Jane's spiritual growth and resilience?

Helen Burns

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