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Title: Jane Eyre Notes Chapters 20-22
Description: Notes on Jane Eyre chapters 20-22, for English Literature AS level by A Grade student. Notes address Character Development, Religion, Gothic Elements, Thornfield and Literary Devices found in these chapters, includes quotes from chapters.
Description: Notes on Jane Eyre chapters 20-22, for English Literature AS level by A Grade student. Notes address Character Development, Religion, Gothic Elements, Thornfield and Literary Devices found in these chapters, includes quotes from chapters.
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Jane Eyre: Chapters 20-22
Character Development:
Jane
• Chapter 20: We see Jane as resourceful and nimble – shows her
feelings toward Rochester as she willingly obeys her ‘untiring
master’ by fetching things for him etc
...
’p260
• Chapter 20: hints of attraction between Jane and Rochester
p241 - 'I put my fingers into his' p249 – ‘he gathered a halfblown rose, the first on the bush, and offered it to me’
• Chapter 22: Jane’s feelings toward Rochester and desire to see
him after her stay at Gatesheadp281 - 'it was a pleasure enough
to have the privilege of again looking at Mr Rochester’ and Jane’s
longing for him, p283 – ‘I am strangely glad to get back again to
you; and wherever you are is my home- my only home
...
’p264
Jane’s character growth contrasts with Mrs
...
’ vs
...
’ p266
Grace Poole (Bertha)
• Chapter 20: animalistic imagery to describe what Jane thinks is
GP – p241‘I heard thence a snarling, snatching sound, almost
like a dog quarrelling’ and ‘terminating in Grace Poole’s own
goblin ha! ha!’ – word ‘goblin’ gives impression of GP being
non-human or otherworldly
...
’ and ‘what creature was it
that … uttered the voice, now of a mocking demon and anon of a
carrion-seeking bird of prey
...
p245‘she worried me like a tigress’ – GP is likened to different
animals
...
This was a full-blown, very plump damsel
...
p243 mentions ‘the devilish face of Judas’
and ‘Satan himself’ There is a tapestry depicting Christ's
crucifixion
...
Reed – p276 ‘you have
my full and free forgiveness
...
’ p238
• Chapter 20: ‘the shadows darken on the wrought, antique
tapestry, and grow black … and quiver strangely
...
’ p241 – ‘dark, low corridor of the
fateful third story
...
’ p273 – theme of death
throughout the book, death bed scenes x2: Helen and Mrs
...
’ and ‘fear
either of death or something else seemed to paralyze him
...
’
Symbolism
• Chapter 20: p253 ‘As I went one way, he went another, and I
heard him in the yard, saying cheerfully – Mason got the start
of you all this morning
...
’ and ‘he moaned so and looked so weak, wild and
lost
...
Rochester shudder: a singular marked
expression of disgust, horror, hatred, warped his countenance
Title: Jane Eyre Notes Chapters 20-22
Description: Notes on Jane Eyre chapters 20-22, for English Literature AS level by A Grade student. Notes address Character Development, Religion, Gothic Elements, Thornfield and Literary Devices found in these chapters, includes quotes from chapters.
Description: Notes on Jane Eyre chapters 20-22, for English Literature AS level by A Grade student. Notes address Character Development, Religion, Gothic Elements, Thornfield and Literary Devices found in these chapters, includes quotes from chapters.