Jane Eyre's Character Analysis
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What character trait is Jane Eyre primarily known for?

  • Indifference
  • Outspokenness (correct)
  • Bravado
  • Timidity
  • Jane Eyre experiences consistent happiness throughout her childhood.

    False

    What does Jane sacrifice when she leaves Thornfield?

    Her chance of happiness

    Jane offers her cousins a portion of her newly inherited _____ to ensure their happiness.

    <p>fortune</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Match the following characters with their relationship to Jane Eyre:

    <p>Mary Rivers = Cousin Diana Rivers = Cousin Bertha = Rochester's wife Helen Burns = Best friend</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How does Jane feel about her appearance?

    <p>She believes she is plain</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Jane enjoys living in Thornfield with Rochester despite the complications.

    <p>False</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does Jane express joy in regarding sacrifice, as stated in her quotation?

    <p>The privilege of love and trust</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Jane's Personality

    • Jane is described as a strong-willed, passionate and outspoken young girl.
    • Jane is loyal and kind to Helen Burns, her best friend at Lowood School.
    • Jane is heartbroken and lost when Helen dies.
    • Jane is described as plain and doesn't see herself as beautiful.
    • Jane falls in love with Rochester and they plan to marry.
    • Jane leaves Thornfield because she cannot sacrifice her integrity and principles.
    • Jane sacrifices her chance of happiness when she leaves Rochester.
    • Jane finds refuge with the Rivers', her newly discovered cousins.
    • Jane shares her inheritance with the Rivers', ensuring their happiness.
    • Jane marries Rochester as a confident, independent young woman.
    • Jane's quotation suggests she is willing to make sacrifices for love and happiness.
    • Jane's description of love as "to be privileged to put my arms round what I value - to press my lips to what I love - to repose on what I trust" showcases her passionate and emotional nature.
    • Jane sees sacrifice as a positive act, a way of showing dedication to what she believes in.
    • Jane's willingness to sacrifice for love, happiness, and her principles highlights her strong moral compass and commitment to integrity.

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    This quiz explores the complex personality of Jane Eyre, focusing on her strong will, loyalty, and emotional depth. It highlights her relationships, sacrifices, and eventual growth throughout the novel. Test your understanding of Jane's character and her journey towards independence and love.

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