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What is Jane doing?
She is reading the book St. John brought her.
What was the weather like last night?
It snowed everywhere and there are huge snowdrifts.
What does St. John overcome by arriving at Jane's cottage?
The snow.
Why does Jane worry that St. John might be a little bit insane?
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What does Jane wish Diana or Mary would do?
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What does Jane do after St. John refuses to tell her what is going on?
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What does John take out?
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What does Jane talk to St. John about that he doesn't pay attention to?
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Whose mother is better that has allowed the daughter to go back to the school?
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How many new girls will Jane have?
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Where are these four girls from?
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How many of the four does Mr. Oliver pay for?
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What does Mr. Oliver want to do at Christmas?
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When did Jane's parents get married and her mother disowned?
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How long did the orphan live with Mrs. Reed of Gateshead?
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How many years did the orphan spend at Lowood?
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What happened at the altar after Rochester proposed to the girl?
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When did the governess leave?
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Why has everyone been looking for the governess?
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What does Jane ask about?
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Where does Jane think Rochester has gone?
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What does St. John suggest that Jane denies?
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What did St. John get excited over yesterday?
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Who is looking for Jane?
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Where did Jane's uncle die?
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How much has Jane inherited?
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What are the numbers written in?
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Why did Mr. Briggs write to St. John about Jane?
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What does St. John admit to Jane that answers her question?
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In what town did John Eyre die?
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What is Jane more excited about than the news about the money?
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What does Jane realize she has the power to do?
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What does Jane decide to do with the inheritance?
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How does St. John react to Jane's decision?
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What does Jane make St. John promise her?
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What does St. John tell Jane, but fails to convince her to keep the money?
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Why doesn't Jane leave the village school?
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Who were the judges for Jane's trial?
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What day does Jane close up the school?
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How many girls are there now?
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What is Jane's answer to when St. John asks about Jane's charity work?
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What does Jane do with the Moor House for Diana's and Mary's return?
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What does St. John think about Jane's abilities?
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What day are Diana and Mary supposed to arrive?
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Who comes first?
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What does St. John do when Jane shows him her work?
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Why is St. John right about his calling?
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What do Diana and Mary think of Jane's work?
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Who comes and asks for St. John?
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What does the boy ask St. John to do?
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What do Diana, Mary, and Jane spend Christmas week doing?
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Where is St. John going next year?
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Who is Rosamond Oliver about to be married to?
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Who is Mr. Granby?
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What color eyes does St. John have?
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What are each of the women reading or studying?
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What does Jane make that causes St. John to become very excited about?
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When is St. John planning to leave for India?
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What does St. John say God intended?
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Why does Jane refuse to marry St. John?
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Study Notes
Jane Eyre Study Notes: Chapters 33-35
- Jane is engaged in reading a book given to her by St.John.
- The previous night saw heavy snowfall, leaving behind significant snowdrifts.
- St.John braves the snow to arrive at Jane's cottage, indicating his determination.
- Jane suspects St.John's mental state due to his strange behavior and refusal to explain his visit.
- Jane expresses concern over St.John's health and wishes for the well-being of his sisters, Diana and Mary.
- After St.John's refusal to disclose his intentions, Jane returns to her reading.
- St.John retrieves a leather pocketbook and a letter during their conversation.
- Jane attempts to engage St.John about village school matters, but he shows little interest.
- Mary Garrett's mother has improved, allowing her to return to school.
- Jane will be welcoming four new girls to the school, all from Foundry Close.
- Mr.Oliver is financially supporting two of the new girls.
- Mr.Oliver plans a Christmas treat for the entire school, an idea suggested by Miss Oliver.
- St.John reveals he has discovered a significant story tied to Jane's past.
- Jane's parents married twenty years ago, but her mother was disowned shortly after.
- Both of Jane's parents died two years into their marriage, leaving her an orphan.
- Jane lived with the Reeds of Gateshead for a decade before attending Lowood Institute.
- Jane spent a total of eight years at Lowood, both as a student and teacher.
- After Lowood, she became the governess for Mr. Rochester's ward, Adele.
- At the altar, Rochester’s marriage proposal is interrupted by the revelation of his living, insane wife.
- Jane fled in the middle of the night, prompting a search for her.
- There is an urgent search for Jane to inform her of her uncle's death and inheritance.
- Jane inquires about Mr. Rochester's well-being and speculates he has resumed his European travels.
- St.John is privy to details shared by Mason’s lawyer about Jane’s family background.
- St.John suggests that Mr. Rochester is a bad man, which Jane firmly disputes.
- St.John is excited by Jane's name on a piece of paper he found.
- Mr.Briggs is searching for Jane to bestow her inheritance from Mr.Eyre, her late uncle.
- Jane's uncle died in Madeira, where she inherits twenty thousand pounds.
- The inheritance is discussed in terms of words rather than numerals.
- St.John explains he is Jane's cousin—his mother was Jane's father's sister.
- John Eyre died in Funchal, Madeira.
- Jane is more thrilled about discovering her family than the monetary inheritance.
- Realizing her wealth can reunite the Rivers family, Jane plans to share the inheritance equally among them.
- Jane insists on splitting the inheritance, granting each sibling five thousand pounds.
- St.John tries to dissuade Jane from sharing her wealth.
- Jane asks St.John to treat her as a sister, affirming familial bonds.
- St.John believes Jane doesn’t need to purchase her family, highlighting themes of familial duty.
- Jane commits to staying at the village school until St.John finds her a substitute.
- Jane's trial was judged by Mr.Oliver and a lawyer.
- The school is officially closed near Christmas, with a total of sixty girls enrolled.
- Jane expresses satisfaction with her charity work, though she wishes to lead a fulfilling life.
- Preparations are made for the return of Diana and Mary, with Jane cleaning Moor House.
- Diana and Mary are pleasantly surprised and delighted by Jane's work.
- A poor boy requests St.John to visit his sick mother, prompting St.John to fulfill this duty.
- St.John returns exhausted but fulfilled after his visit to the boy's mother.
- During Christmas week, Jane enjoys quality time with Diana and Mary.
- St.John distances himself from socializing, preferring clerical duties.
- Plans are made for St.John to leave for India the following year.
- Rosamond Oliver is set to wed Mr. Granby, heir to Sir Frederic Granby, stirring mixed reactions.
- St.John maintains composure regarding the engagement announcement.
- Each woman engages in varied intellectual pursuits: Mary draws, Diana reads encyclopedias, and Jane studies German.
- Jane’s initiative of weekly school visits excites St.John, showcasing her dedication.
- St.John encourages Jane to brave adverse weather for school visits, reflecting his commitment.
- Jane refrains from complaining to St.John, indicating her desire to avoid displeasing him.
- St.John appreciates Jane's resilience and endurance for tasks, choosing her for crucial work.
- St.John requests Jane to learn Hindustani, seeking her company in study sessions.
- Jane feels increasingly subservient to St.John in their teacher-student dynamic.
- Diana persuades St.John to affectionately kiss Jane while referring to her as family.
- Jane battles with her sense of identity, feeling pressured to conform to St.John’s expectations.
- Jane writes to Mrs.Fairfax for news of Rochester but receives no response.
- Jane's mood darkens upon learning the letter was from Mr.Briggs rather than Mrs.Fairfax.
- Diana and Mary occupy themselves with music and gardening during this time.
- Jane and St.John's walk leads them to the moor, where they share personal thoughts.
- St.John plans on leaving for India in six weeks, showing urgency in his mission.
- He proposes to Jane, asking her to accompany him as his wife and missionary partner.
- St.John believes God has destined Jane for this role, reflecting his fervor for duty.
- Jane declines St.John’s marriage proposal, asserting her lack of calling as a missionary.
- In her ten-month stay in Morton, Jane contemplates her role and future.
- St.John connects Christian virtues to humility, emphasizing faithfulness in his mission.
- Observations of Jane's characteristics lead St.John to believe she is fit to join him in India.
- Jane apprehends the toll life in India might take on her health, causing her to hesitate.
- While acknowledging St.John's approval, Jane senses a lack of emotional connection.
- Jane's refusal to marry St.John stems from the absence of love in their relationship.
- Jane offers to accompany St.John as a fellow missionary without the binding of marriage.
- St.John disapproves, arguing that their relationship needs the legitimacy of marriage.
- St.John plans a trip to Cambridge to say farewell to friends before his departure.
- Jane is encouraged to reflect on St.John's proposal during his absence.
- Before parting for the night, Jane and St.John share a handshake, symbolizing their complex bond.
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