Jane Eyre - Theme of Love, Family & Independence
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- Love, Family and Independence
- Setting
- Lowood - the school in which Brocklehurst represses girls with religion, meets Maria Temple & Helen Burn
- Gateshead - orphan, treat badly by the Reed's'
- Thornfield - governess, first meets Rochester & marriage, Bertha
- Moor House - meets St John & sisters , marriage proposal denied, teacher, finds fortune
- Ferndean - Rochester's wife, his carer, calm natural environment
- Expectation
- Society's expectation of an orphan/ lower classes
- Expectation of women
- Active and Passive
- Through Helen, active role with God
- Rochester from servant to equal
- As an orphan child with the Reeds
- Balance
- Service and Master
- Marriage and Freedom
- Religious belief
- Respect for herself and others
- Religion
- Oppressed by Old Testament at school
- Rochester finds religion
- Teaching of love and forgiveness
- St John
- Setting
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