Jane Eyre: resumen de Chapter 11
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In Chapter 11, Jane Eyre reaches Thornfield, receives a kind welcome from Mrs. Fairfax, and begins teaching Adèle, the ward of the absent owner, Mr. Rochester. Her new surroundings encourage hope and a sense of belonging, while a strange laugh upstairs interrupts the comfort of her first day.
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- After an anxious wait at Millcote, Jane travels slowly to Thornfield, where Mrs. Fairfax welcomes her warmly.
- The next morning, Jane learns that Mrs. Fairfax is the housekeeper and Mr. Rochester owns Thornfield.
- Jane meets Adèle and speaks French with her, hearing about her mother, former carers, and journey to England.
- Jane begins lessons in the library, finding Adèle obedient but unaccustomed to steady work.
- Mrs. Fairfax shows Jane the house and describes Mr. Rochester as a good employer whose manner takes effort to understand.
- Jane hears unsettling laughter upstairs; Mrs. Fairfax attributes it to Grace Poole, who appears when called.

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Jane values genuine equality rather than kindness offered from above. Discovering Mrs. Fairfax’s position strengthens her sense of ease in the household.
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What does Jane discover about Mrs. Fairfax?

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