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Describe Mary and Diana.
Describe Mary and Diana.
They're friendly, easy-going, enjoy reading and spending time outdoors. They treat Jane like she's their sister.
Describe St. John.
Describe St. John.
He's a parson who spends all of his time caring for poor, sick people. He seems miserable and finds no joy in what he does.
Where does St. John find a job for Jane?
Where does St. John find a job for Jane?
He finds her a job teaching at the charity school, Morton School for Girls.
How does this job suit Jane?
How does this job suit Jane?
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How would you describe Jane's new home?
How would you describe Jane's new home?
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How does Jane feel about her choice to leave Mr. Rochester?
How does Jane feel about her choice to leave Mr. Rochester?
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Who is Rosamond Oliver?
Who is Rosamond Oliver?
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How does St. John feel about Rosamond?
How does St. John feel about Rosamond?
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What does Jane think of St. John's decision to reject Rosamond?
What does Jane think of St. John's decision to reject Rosamond?
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John and Jane have very strong wills, but how are they different?
John and Jane have very strong wills, but how are they different?
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Study Notes
Character Descriptions
- Mary and Diana are friendly, easy-going sisters who enjoy reading and outdoor activities, treating Jane as if she were their sibling.
- St. John, a parson dedicated to caring for the poor and sick, appears miserable and lacks joy in his work.
Jane's New Job
- St. John secures a teaching position for Jane at Morton School for Girls, a charity school.
- As headmistress, Jane experiences greater independence and freedom, reflecting her previous roles in education.
Jane's Living Situation
- Jane resides in a modest cottage that provides only her essential needs, aligning with her simplicity and self-sufficiency.
Emotional Conflict
- Jane feels conflicted about leaving Mr. Rochester; despite her love for him, she recognizes that her current life aligns better with her values and needs.
Rosamond Oliver
- Rosamond Oliver is a benefactor at Jane's school and is in love with St. John, contributing financially to support the institution.
St. John's Mission
- Though St. John acknowledges Rosamond's beauty, he steadfastly chooses to pursue his missionary goals, prioritizing them over personal desires.
Jane's Perspective on Relationships
- Jane hopes for a relationship between St. John and Rosamond but understands that their differing aspirations would ultimately create complications.
Differences in Willpower
- Both Jane and St. John possess strong wills; however, their social needs diverge, as Jane craves human connection and family, unlike St. John's more isolated demeanor and focus on duty.
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Test your knowledge of key characters and events in chapters 30-33 of 'Jane Eyre'. These flashcards cover the personalities of Mary, Diana, and St. John, along with significant plot points. Perfect for reinforcing your understanding of these crucial chapters!
