Contains subject matter which individuals may find upsetting.

A stabbing in the night

English

Jane Eyre

Subjects which particular individuals may be sensitive to, eg, adoption, migration, physical illness, mental illness, bereavement or death, divorce, organ donation

Where does Rochester's visitor come from?

What animal did Mr Mason compare his attacker to?

Who does Jane assume is responsible for this attack?

What sort of character-type is Mr Rochester?

Which lady visits Thornfield Hall in this lesson's extract?

He does nothing and continues to employ her.

He tells her that she's fired from her job.

How does Rochester respond to Grace Poole apparently setting his bed on fire?

Why might Rochester consider marrying Blanche Ingram?

Jane has a lower social position than Rochester.

Why would it be unusual for Rochester to marry Jane?

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A stabbing in the night

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