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What changes in Jane's character after Mr. Rochester renewed his words on love and promise to her?
What changes in Jane's character after Mr. Rochester renewed his words on love and promise to her?
Jane has a boost of self-confidence in that her face held hope and color.
When does Mr. Rochester say they will be married?
When does Mr. Rochester say they will be married?
4 weeks
What is Jane's reaction when Mr. Rochester announces that they will be married in 4 weeks and addresses her as 'Mrs. Rochester'?
What is Jane's reaction when Mr. Rochester announces that they will be married in 4 weeks and addresses her as 'Mrs. Rochester'?
Jane's mood shifts from joy to fear and she puts up her guard out of fear it will not happen.
When Mr. Rochester offers Jane, his future bride, jewels from London, how does she react?
When Mr. Rochester offers Jane, his future bride, jewels from London, how does she react?
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How long does Jane anticipate Mr. Rochester's love will last after marriage?
How long does Jane anticipate Mr. Rochester's love will last after marriage?
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Why did Mr. Rochester make Jane believe he was going to marry Miss Ingram?
Why did Mr. Rochester make Jane believe he was going to marry Miss Ingram?
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What does Jane request of Mr. Rochester?
What does Jane request of Mr. Rochester?
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How does Mrs. Fairfax react to the announcement of Jane's marriage to Mr. Rochester?
How does Mrs. Fairfax react to the announcement of Jane's marriage to Mr. Rochester?
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Why does Jane write to her uncle, John Eyre?
Why does Jane write to her uncle, John Eyre?
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Who does Jane fear becoming if she accepts Mr. Rochester's gifts?
Who does Jane fear becoming if she accepts Mr. Rochester's gifts?
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Who does Jane place Mr. Rochester above?
Who does Jane place Mr. Rochester above?
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Study Notes
Character Development
- Jane gains self-confidence after Mr. Rochester expresses his love, reflected in her hopeful demeanor.
Marriage Announcement
- Mr. Rochester announces their wedding will take place in four weeks, showing commitment.
Emotional Complexity
- Upon hearing the marriage announcement and being addressed as "Mrs. Rochester," Jane's excitement turns to fear, indicating her anxiety about the relationship's future.
Values and Gifts
- Jane declines Mr. Rochester's offer of jewels, emphasizing her desire for love not based on material possessions.
Anticipated Love Duration
- Jane doubts the longevity of Mr. Rochester's love post-marriage, predicting it will last only six months.
Testing Affection
- Mr. Rochester leads Jane to believe he's interested in Miss Ingram to evoke jealousy and confirm her feelings for him.
Communication Request
- Jane asks Mr. Rochester to clarify his intentions to Mrs. Fairfax, highlighting her need for transparency.
Mrs. Fairfax's Reaction
- Mrs. Fairfax responds to the marriage announcement with skepticism, showcasing her doubts about the union.
Inheritance Motivation
- Jane writes to her uncle, John Eyre, seeking recognition as his heir to secure her financial future.
Fear of Materialism
- Jane fears that accepting gifts from Mr. Rochester will liken her to women who prioritize wealth over genuine love.
Prioritizing Relationships
- Jane places Mr. Rochester above God and religion in her affections, indicating the deep emotional connection she has developed.
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