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- Jane's time in the Red Room at Gateshead Hall
- Uncle Reed.. Have you returned to avenge your wife's violation to your drying wish?!
- Jane's time as a student at Lowood
- Helen, get in line!!
- M: I'm starvingT: This clothes do not cover us enough to withsand this cold
- Helen Burns' death at Lowood
- Jane.. What do you think afterlife is like?.. All that I know is that I will die happy because I will be escaping the great suffering that awaits me .. You must not be sad about my death
- Jane is punished by being put in the isolated and abandoned red room at Gateshead, formerly belonging to Jane's deceased uncle. Jane is forced to inhabit the forlorn chamber on her own while she is in a state of pain and fury, and her own abandonment inside the bedroom reflects the state of the room itself.
- Jane's travel to Thornfield Hal
- Greetings, I am Mrs Fairfax the housekeeper of Thornfield Hall. I'd suppose you are here for Miss Adele?
- During her time at Lowood, even with the poor conditions that mark her first years at the school, Janerelishes the opportunity to learn and thrives academically. She eventually becomes a teacher there, discovering purpose and meaning in teaching.
- Jane's first days(s) at Thornfield Hall
- J: Adele you gotta stop obsessing over your looks.. I'm here to teach you so listen..
- At Lowood, she finds her first true friend in Helen Burns. She is supported and believed for the first time by Miss Temple. She encounters true loss for the first time.
- Jane's first encounter with Mr. Rochester
- J: Sir, are you okay? I heard you fall from your horseR: Yes I am fine, let me introduce myself I am Mr. Rochester
- After teaching for two years, Jane yearns for new experiences. She accepts a governess position at a manor called Thornfield, where she teaches a lively French girl named Adèle. The distinguished housekeeper Mrs. Fairfax presides over the estate.
- Jane is grateful for a good job, pleasant accommodations, and genial company. Adele has proved a good but not extraordinary pupil. Mrs. Fairfax is a pleasant but not extraordinary companion.
- On her way back from a walk, she meets Mr Rochester for the first time. His horse slips on the ice and falls, and Jane has to help him. Still unaware of who he is, she is amazed on returning home to discover that the gentleman she met is in fact her employer.
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