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분야
pptxGENRE
Gothic
Bildungsroman
Autobiographical Element
Setting
Gateshead
Lowood
Thornfield
Moorhouse
Ferndean
Jane Eyre
Edward Rochester
First Stages of Jane’s Life
Hard Life in Gateshead
The Red Room
Fire and Ice
Study Life in Lowood
The Contrasting Modes of Religious Thought
As to Jane …
Beginning of Governess Life in Thornfield
Wedding Day and Shock
Meeting Bertha
Discussing Their Future
Leaving Rochester
Wandering
Rejected in Rain
A Good Samaritan
Giving Portraits
Moor House
A Job Offer
Comes the Parting Day
The School Mistress
Feelings Remaining
St. John & Religion
Jane & St. John
A News
No Longer an Orphan
Staying together
Marriage Proposal from St. John
Yes to God, No to John
The Specter of Rochester
A Catastrophe
Reunion
Confession
The Final Marriage Proposal
How Jane Heard Him
Epilogue
Mr. Biggs and Mr. Mason - object to their marriage since it is a bigamous marriage. Rochester's first wife is Bertha whose brother is Mason, the madwoman living in Mr. Rochester's attic.
St. John – admits that he has passion and affections for Miss Rosamond.
Jane - asks why he does not just marry her.
St. John – says that he is very much in love with Rosamond; but he knows that Miss Rosamond would not be suited to be a missionary's wife. He insists that he is a cold, hard man who is not willing to give up his ambitions for God, for love. He remarks that Jane is original and direct in her manner
