Thornfield (12-27)

‘he seemed to devour me‘

^^Jane^^ describing ^^Rochester^^ grabbing her, ==abuse==, ==inferiority==.

‘employed it as sort of lever to hoist our dead weights from the house‘

^^Blanche^^ describing how she treated her governesses, ==abuse==, ==inferiority==.

‘You are cold…no contact strikes the fire from you that is in you‘

^^Rochester^^ describing ^^Jane^^ while disguised as a gypsy, ==fire and ice==.

‘the trunk, split down the centre…community of vitality was destroyed‘

Description of the tree split in half by lightening, ==fire and ice==.

‘his eye was both spark and flint‘

^^Rochester^^ after his bigamy is revealed, ==fire and ice==.

‘Whatever I do with its cage, I cannot get at it - the savage beautiful creature‘

^^Rochester^^ describing ^^Jane^^, ==animal comparison==, ==bird imagery==.

‘the clothed hyena rose up, and stood tall on its hind-feet‘

Description of ^^Bertha^^, ==animal comparison==.

‘mon ange‘

^^Rochester^^ describing ^^Celine Varons^^ in French, ==supernatural==.

‘angel as my comforter‘

^^Rochester^^ describing ^^Jane^^ like ^^Celine^^, ==supernatural==.

‘I will not be your English Celine Varons‘

^^Jane^^ resisting ^^Rochester’s^^ gifts, ==inferiority==.

‘Jewels for Jane Eyre‘

^^Rochester^^ going against what ^^Jane^^ wants for gifts, ==inferiority==.

‘any other English school-girl‘

^^Rochester^^ highlighting his and ^^Jane’s^^ age difference, ==inferiority==.

‘because I am poor, obsecure, plain, and little, I am soulless and heartless? You think wrong!‘

^^Jane^^ saying her social class doesn’t effect her feelings to ^^Rochester^^, ==inferiority==.

‘sweet subdued vivacity‘

^^Jane’s^^ description of ^^Blanche^^ and the other women at ^^Rochester’s^^ party, ==gender roles==.

‘they need exercise for their faculties, and a field for their efforts, as much as their brothers do‘

^^Jane^^ saying women are equal to men, ==gender roles==.

‘pantomine of a marriage‘

^^Blanche^^ and ^^Rochester’s^^ relationship description, ==gender roles==.

‘Whatever I do with its cage, I cannot get at it - the savage beautiful creature‘

^^Rochester^^ describing ^^Jane^^, ==bird imagery==, ==animal comparison==.

‘whence the bracelet had been washed or torn‘

^^Jane’s^^ first painting, ==gothic imagery==, ==bird imagery==.

‘it will atone - it will atone‘

^^Rochester^^ after proposing to ^^Jane^^, ==religion==.

‘unheard-of combinations or circumstances demand unheard-of rules’

^^Rochester^^ saying he should be able to decide his own morality, ==religion==.

‘Believe in heaven. Hope to meet there again.’

^^Jane^^ telling ^^Rochester^^ to trust in ^^God^^, ==religion==.

‘There was a heaven - a temporary heaven‘

^^Jane^^ describing ^^Rochester’s^^ offer of bigamy, ==religion==.

‘to nurse it and notice it as if it had been his own‘

^^Mrs Reed^^ explaining her dislike of ^^Jane^^, ==family==.

‘My daughter, flee temptation‘

^^Jane’s^^ dream of her mother, ==family==.

‘Mrs Fairfax found you to train it‘

^^Rochester^^ telling ^^Jane^^ about ^^Mrs Fairfax^^ and ^^Adele^^, ==family==.

‘The chill of Mrs Fairfax warnings‘

^^Mrs Fairfax^^ cautioning ^^Jane^^ about ^^Rochester^^, ==family==.