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Why doesn't Jane see Mr. Rochester?
Why doesn't Jane see Mr. Rochester?
He's in bed with a sprained ankle
Why is Jane excited?
Why is Jane excited?
The household is filled with excitement from visitors to Mr. Rochester
What does Mr. Rochester recognize Jane as when she and Adele are having tea with him?
What does Mr. Rochester recognize Jane as when she and Adele are having tea with him?
The girl who helped him after his horse slipped on ice
What is Mr. Rochester interested in about Jane?
What is Mr. Rochester interested in about Jane?
What further impresses Mr. Rochester?
What further impresses Mr. Rochester?
What happened to Mr. Rochester's older brother?
What happened to Mr. Rochester's older brother?
What's Mr. Rochester's first name?
What's Mr. Rochester's first name?
What were the problems with Mr. Rochester's family?
What were the problems with Mr. Rochester's family?
Why does Jane not mind Mr. Rochester being somewhat rude to her?
Why does Jane not mind Mr. Rochester being somewhat rude to her?
What are two themes present in the story?
What are two themes present in the story?
Flashcards
Jane's excitement reason
Jane's excitement reason
The household is filled with excitement due to visitors and Mr. Rochester.
Mr. Rochester's recognition
Mr. Rochester's recognition
Jane is recognized by Mr. Rochester as the girl who helped him after his horse slipped on ice.
Mr. Rochester's interest in Jane
Mr. Rochester's interest in Jane
Mr. Rochester is interested in Jane's honesty and directness.
Mr. Rochester's impressive feats
Mr. Rochester's impressive feats
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Mr. Rochester's inheritance
Mr. Rochester's inheritance
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Mr. Rochester's first name
Mr. Rochester's first name
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Jane's indifference to rudeness
Jane's indifference to rudeness
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Mr. Rochester's ankle injury
Mr. Rochester's ankle injury
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Two story themes
Two story themes
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Family issues (unclear)
Family issues (unclear)
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Study Notes
Mr. Rochester's Condition
- Mr. Rochester is bedridden due to a sprained ankle.
Excitement in the Household
- The atmosphere at Thornfield is lively and bustling due to guests visiting Mr. Rochester.
Jane's Recognition
- Mr. Rochester identifies Jane as the girl who assisted him after his horse accident on ice.
Mr. Rochester's Interest in Jane
- He appreciates Jane's candid nature, valuing her straightforwardness in expressing feelings and opinions.
Jane's Talents
- Mr. Rochester is further impressed by Jane's musical ability on the piano and her artistic talent reflected in her paintings.
Family History
- Mr. Rochester inherited his estate after the death of his older brother nine years prior.
Mr. Rochester's Full Name
- His first name is Edward.
Family Dynamics
- The specific issues between Mr. Rochester and his family remain ambiguous, causing him to avoid Thornfield frequently.
Jane's Perspective on Rudeness
- Jane prefers Mr. Rochester's unrefined demeanor over polite pretenses, finding authenticity more engaging.
Central Themes
- The chapter explores themes of mystery and honesty, underscoring character interactions and backgrounds.
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Test your knowledge of Chapter 13 from 'Jane Eyre' with these flashcards. Each card explores key moments and characters, helping you to strengthen your understanding of the text. Perfect for students wanting to review important themes and events.
