Jane Eyre Chpt 19
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- Jane Eyre Chpt 19
- More about appearance and disguise
- “‘Did you? You’ve a quick ear’ ‘I have; and a quick eye, and a quick brain’” pg 227
- Intertextuality
- Little Red Riding hood
- Intertextuality
- “‘You are cold’” “‘You are sick’” “‘You are silly’” pg 228
- Use of triplets to describe how Jane describes herself
- “‘Don’t keep me long; the fire scorches me.’” pg 232
- Metaphor for passion Mr R is rekindling it
- Page 233 shows how Rochester has observed Jane
- Foreshadows her choice to not be Mr Rochester’s mistress and to leave Thornfield
- “‘I cannot tell till I have thought it all over. If, on reflection, I find I have fallen into no great absurdity, I shall try to forgive you; but it was not right’” pg 234
- Rochester is manipulating Jane
- Challenging her priority
- Typical of a gothic villain
- Challenging her priority
- Rochester is manipulating Jane
- “‘Jane, I’ve got a blow, Jane!' He staggered. ‘Oh, lean on me, sir’” pg 235
- Foreshadows Rochester’s future dependence on Jane (gradually increasing)
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