Jane Eyre: personer, tidslinje og steder
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- Jane EyreJane is excluded from Mrs. Reed’s family gathering and resists John’s violent treatment.Optræder første gang i chapter 1
- Mrs. ReedMrs. Reed excludes Jane from the family gathering and orders her confinement after she resists John.Optræder første gang i chapter 1
- JohnJohn discovers Jane’s hiding place, hits her, and wounds her with a thrown book.Optræder første gang i chapter 1
- BessieBessie helps confine Jane in the red-room and lectures her about her dependence.Optræder første gang i chapter 2
- Mr. BrocklehurstMr. Brocklehurst questions Jane about religion and agrees to accept her at Lowood.Optræder første gang i chapter 4
- Miss TempleMiss Temple provides food for Lowood’s pupils after they cannot eat their burnt breakfast.Optræder første gang i chapter 5
- Helen BurnsHelen is a Lowood pupil who endures punishment and believes in forgiveness.Optræder første gang i chapter 6
- Mrs. FairfaxMrs. Fairfax offers Jane a governess position after Jane advertises her teaching skills.Optræder første gang i chapter 10
- RochesterRochester is the absent owner of Thornfield and guardian of Jane’s pupil, Adèle.Optræder første gang i chapter 11
- AdèleAdèle is Rochester’s ward and Jane’s new pupil, who speaks French with her.Optræder første gang i chapter 11
- Mr. MasonMr. Mason arrives from the West Indies and says his friendship with Rochester began there.Optræder første gang i chapter 18
- Bertha Antoinetta MasonBertha Antoinetta Mason is Rochester’s living wife, whom he keeps hidden at Thornfield Hall.Optræder første gang i chapter 26
- St. John RiversSt. John brings the starving Jane inside despite Hannah’s refusal to admit her.Optræder første gang i chapter 28
- Chapter 1
Jane resists John’s attack, and Mrs. Reed orders her confinement in the red room.
- Chapter 4
Jane gains a place at Lowood and confronts Mrs. Reed after being accused of deceit.
- Chapter 5
Jane arrives at Lowood and encounters cold, hunger, strict routines, and unfamiliar companions.
- Chapter 8
Miss Temple investigates Jane’s account and publicly clears her of dishonesty.
- Chapter 9
Jane secretly visits the dying Helen, who is found dead after they fall asleep together.
- Chapter 10
After Miss Temple leaves, Jane advertises for work and secures a governess position.
- Chapter 11
Jane reaches Thornfield, meets Mrs. Fairfax and Adèle, and hears a strange laugh upstairs.
- Chapter 12
Jane helps an injured rider and later discovers that he is Mr. Rochester.
- Chapter 15
Jane discovers Rochester’s burning bed, saves his life, and agrees to keep the incident secret.
- Chapter 17
Rochester returns with fashionable guests, and Jane suffers as Blanche Ingram courts his attention.
- Chapter 20
Jane helps Rochester tend the wounded Richard Mason without learning the truth about his attacker.
- Chapter 21
Jane returns to Gateshead, where Mrs. Reed admits concealing an uncle’s offer to adopt her.
- Chapter 23
Jane declares her love and equality, then accepts Rochester’s proposal.
- Chapter 25
Jane tells Rochester that an unfamiliar woman entered her bedroom and tore her wedding veil.
- Chapter 26
Jane’s wedding stops when Briggs and Richard Mason reveal Rochester’s living wife, Bertha.
- Chapter 27
Jane refuses Rochester’s plan to live together abroad and insists that she must leave him.
- Chapter 28
Penniless and hungry, Jane wanders until St. John and his sisters give her shelter.
- Chapter 30
Jane accepts St. John’s offer to teach poor girls at Morton.
- Chapter 33
Jane learns of her inheritance and her Rivers cousins, then insists on dividing the money equally.
- Chapter 34
St. John presses Jane to become his wife and accompany him to India.
- Chapter 35
Jane hears Rochester’s voice calling her name as St. John nearly persuades her to marry him.
- Chapter 36
Jane finds Thornfield burned and learns that Rochester’s wife died and he lost his sight and one hand.
- Chapter 37
Jane finds Rochester at Ferndean, explains her independence, and accepts his marriage proposal.
- Chapter 38
Jane marries Rochester and recounts their years together, his partial recovery of sight, and their son.
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- Gateshead HallGateshead is the Reed household where Jane feels unhappy and wishes to leave for school.Optræder første gang i chapter 3
- LowoodLowood is the school where Mr. Brocklehurst agrees to accept Jane.Optræder første gang i chapter 4
- Thornfield HallThornfield is Rochester’s home, where Mrs. Fairfax keeps house and Jane begins teaching Adèle.Optræder første gang i chapter 11
- Moor HouseThis isolated house gives Jane shelter after hunger and repeated refusals of help.Optræder første gang i chapter 28

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