jane eyre chapter 24
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- Created on: 26-11-17 13:31
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- Chapter 24
- The following morning Jane is anxious to see Rochester to make sure she had not dreamt him proposing
- Mrs Fairfax is cool towards Jane after seeing them embrace the evening before and Jane immediately askes Rochester to explain the truth to Mrs Fairfax
- Mrs Fairfax doesn't seem pleased with the news of the nearing marriage and warns her off, even though she clearly likes Jane
- Rochester takes Jane shopping but she feels uncomfortable with him buying her expensive clothes and jewels
- She also recalls her uncle's letter and thinks how much more at ease she would feel if she had an independent fortune
- Chapter 24
- The following morning Jane is anxious to see Rochester to make sure she had not dreamt him proposing
- Mrs Fairfax is cool towards Jane after seeing them embrace the evening before and Jane immediately askes Rochester to explain the truth to Mrs Fairfax
- Mrs Fairfax doesn't seem pleased with the news of the nearing marriage and warns her off, even though she clearly likes Jane
- Rochester takes Jane shopping but she feels uncomfortable with him buying her expensive clothes and jewels
- She also recalls her uncle's letter and thinks how much more at ease she would feel if she had an independent fortune
- So she tells Rochester that she wants to continue as Adèle's governess and she'll use her pay to purchase her own clothing
- She also recalls her uncle's letter and thinks how much more at ease she would feel if she had an independent fortune
- Jane manages to steer Rochester away from sentimental behaviour and in the month leading up to their wedding she feels in control of the situation
- KEY THEME: EQUALITY Jane continues to show her need for equality and a strong sense of self. So she stands up to Rochester and refuses to let him shower her with gifts
- Chapter 24
- So she tells Rochester that she wants to continue as Adèle's governess and she'll use her pay to purchase her own clothing
- She also recalls her uncle's letter and thinks how much more at ease she would feel if she had an independent fortune
- Jane manages to steer Rochester away from sentimental behaviour and in the month leading up to their wedding she feels in control of the situation
- KEY THEME: EQUALITY Jane continues to show her need for equality and a strong sense of self. So she stands up to Rochester and refuses to let him shower her with gifts
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