Jane Eyre: quién es quién, cronología y lugares

Jane resists John’s attack, and Mrs. Reed orders her confinement in the red room.

Jane gains a place at Lowood and confronts Mrs. Reed after being accused of deceit.

Jane arrives at Lowood and encounters cold, hunger, strict routines, and unfamiliar companions.

Miss Temple investigates Jane’s account and publicly clears her of dishonesty.

Jane secretly visits the dying Helen, who is found dead after they fall asleep together.

After Miss Temple leaves, Jane advertises for work and secures a governess position.

Jane reaches Thornfield, meets Mrs. Fairfax and Adèle, and hears a strange laugh upstairs.

Jane helps an injured rider and later discovers that he is Mr. Rochester.

Jane discovers Rochester’s burning bed, saves his life, and agrees to keep the incident secret.

Rochester returns with fashionable guests, and Jane suffers as Blanche Ingram courts his attention.

Jane helps Rochester tend the wounded Richard Mason without learning the truth about his attacker.

Jane returns to Gateshead, where Mrs. Reed admits concealing an uncle’s offer to adopt her.

Jane declares her love and equality, then accepts Rochester’s proposal.

Jane tells Rochester that an unfamiliar woman entered her bedroom and tore her wedding veil.

Jane’s wedding stops when Briggs and Richard Mason reveal Rochester’s living wife, Bertha.

Jane refuses Rochester’s plan to live together abroad and insists that she must leave him.

Penniless and hungry, Jane wanders until St. John and his sisters give her shelter.

Jane accepts St. John’s offer to teach poor girls at Morton.

Jane learns of her inheritance and her Rivers cousins, then insists on dividing the money equally.

St. John presses Jane to become his wife and accompany him to India.

Jane hears Rochester’s voice calling her name as St. John nearly persuades her to marry him.

Jane finds Thornfield burned and learns that Rochester’s wife died and he lost his sight and one hand.

Jane finds Rochester at Ferndean, explains her independence, and accepts his marriage proposal.

Jane marries Rochester and recounts their years together, his partial recovery of sight, and their son.