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Where did Jane find Mr. Rochester?
Ferndean Manor
Who did Jane see first when she reached Ferndean Manor?
Edward Rochester
Did Mr. Rochester see Jane?
False
Why did Mr. Rochester look different?
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What else is different about Mr. Rochester?
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Who was Mr. Rochester staying with?
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How did Jane go in to see Mr. Rochester?
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How did Mr. Rochester know it was Jane?
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What was so strange about the words Mr. Rochester had said?
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Why didn't Jane tell Mr. Rochester that she had heard him?
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Did Jane and Mr. Rochester have a big wedding?
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What did Jane do for Adele?
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Did Mr. Rochester ever see again?
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Study Notes
Overview of Chapter 14 - Jane Eyre
- Jane finds Mr. Rochester at Ferndean Manor, highlighting a significant setting change.
- Upon arrival, Jane's first encounter is with Edward Rochester, indicating a pivotal reunion.
- Mr. Rochester does not initially see Jane, emphasizing his changed circumstances.
- His physical appearance is altered; he appears desperate, walks slowly, and feels his way to the door, reflecting his emotional and physical struggles.
- Mr. Rochester is revealed to be blind, a crucial development in his character arc.
- He is staying with John and Mary, providing insight into his current living situation.
- To gain entry, Jane pretends to be a maid, crafting a clever disguise that allows her to approach Rochester.
- Mr. Rochester identifies Jane through her voice, touch, and the familiar shape of her waist, showcasing their deep emotional connection.
- Notably, Jane recalls Mr. Rochester's words from afar, suggesting a strong bond transcending physical distance.
- Jane chooses not to disclose to Mr. Rochester that she overheard him, viewing the circumstance as too peculiar.
- Their wedding is intimate, attended by only four witnesses, contrasting typical grand weddings and emphasizing their unique relationship.
- Jane takes responsibility for Adele by removing her from an inadequate school and placing her in a better one, illustrating her nurturing nature.
- Mr. Rochester eventually regains some sight after a few years, culminating in a moment where he sees Jane and their child, symbolizing renewal and hope.
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