Bertha mason - Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

Jane Eyre Final Test Review Complete Guide What is the name of Rochester's dog? ️️Pilot What is the color of the room Jane is locked in at Gateshead? ️️red Who is the servant at Gateshead? ️️Bessie How does Jane attain her position at Thornfield Manor ️️She advertises in the newspaper. How does John Reed die? ️️Suicide Name one of Jane's skills as a governess. ️️French, drawing, music, painting Who suggests that Jane attend school? ️️Mr. lloyd Wh...

Jane Eyre Complete Solutions How does Jane meet Mr.Rochester? ️️By coincidence while walking to hay How does Bronte imply that Jane is falling in love with Mr. Rochester? ️️She no longer dreams of meeting new people or seeing new places Why doesn't Jane play with Helen? ️️Helen is sick What does Jane find out about Adele from Mr. Rochester? ️️She is the daughter of his mistress Who is Miss Adele? ️️A ward of Mr. Rochester Who is Mrs. Fairfax? ️️The housek...

An essay plan and essay answering the question how does Bronte present Jane and Bertha’s relationship. The plan outlines the quotes and analyses them as well as going through the similarities of Jane and Bertha, while the essay pulls these ideas into a coherent structure.

Are you looking for a complete study guide for Jane Eyre, the only thing you'll really need to ace your exam? Well, look no further!! By uploading this study guide I hope to save you all the hundreds of hours of research that went into it; reading thesis and various essays to get a better grip of the novel. What is covered by the study guide? - Common GCSE questions with well-thought out answers for every stage in the novel (including passage-based questions so you get a better idea on how...

- Full extract with quotes highlighted in yellow, followed by my answer to the question with detailed analysis of language to explore how meaning is shaped (AO1 and 2)

All Jane Eyre key quotations

- Full extract including quotes highlighted in yellow and my detailed answer exploring how Bronte creates tension (AO1 and 2)

These are the complete set of revision notes that I did the day before my exam. I wrote out every theme within Jane Eyre, gave a description of the context/writers intention's that influenced it as well as the name of each character linked to the them with their quotes. I included the themes of marriage, the Gothic, appearance, social class, gender equality, religion, fire and ice motifs, 'the other' and education. Each section has a detailed, in depth description of the characters, themes a...