Jane Eyre samenvattingen (1e druk)

This document contains quotes, context and analysis of how Jane's character has developed due to the people that surround her throughout the novel. Consisting of: -Helen Burns -Miss Temple -Blanch Ingram -Mr Rochester -St John

This document was written during revising for my GCSE English Literature, for which I achieved a grade 9.

Master doc of all relevant Jane Eyre quotes from the novel Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte as well as some analysis of what the quotes mean + 1 exam style question and an essay plan.

an analysis of the characters of Jane Eyre

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.

An essay answering the question of how does Jane Eyre grow as a character in the book Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte, focusing on her growth in regards to her aunt, Mrs Reed. Mainly utilises Mrs Reed's death scene in chapter 21 of the book.

Essay exploring how Bronte presents the relationship between Rochester and Jane, focusing on their meeting in chapter 12/13. Analyses the power imbalance in their relationship, their conflicting temperaments and the idea that their relationship is an equal one.

Visual diagram of the 4 humours of medieval healthcare and how certain key characters from Charlotte Brontë's masterpiece 'Jane Eyre' align with them. Supported by quotations from the text and some analytical annotations (some numbered according to order of appearance in the text to give a sense of chronology, which is so critical to the bildungsroman). These notes were handwritten and they are colourful to help establish those synaptic clefts between related concepts at certain story arcs...

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...