jane eyre chapter 4
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- Created on: 08-10-17 13:50
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- Jane Eyre Chapter 4 Summary and analysis
- Jane is not aware that she is being sent to school but she is fond of the idea
- Christmas passes which is a hard for her as she is unloved by the Reeds
- She is left out of the celebrations and has to eat alone
- She begins to stand up to John Reed more
- So when her aunt scolds her she argues back
- Mr Brocklehurst make a visit to Gateshead
- Jane criticises Mrs Reed for her cruelty towards her
- Jane's dislike towards Psalms shows she has a unique way of thinking
- Mrs Reed's comment about keeping Jane humble shows that Jane is unlucky because she is female and will have to work
- The ridge of lighted heath symbolises fire which is an occurring theme throughout the novel of Jane Eyre
- Mr Brocklehurst is an important character because he introduces the theme of religion
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