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JANE EYRE (CHARACTERS (Bertha Mason (she seems to be the antagonist but…
JANE EYRE
CHARACTERS
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Helen Burns
religious spirit, she dies, helps Jane understand the importance of being good with others and not to be angry and take revenge
mr Rochester
he will be blind as punishment, he will be represents by his son
Bertha Mason
she seems to be the antagonist but she is the hide side of the victorian women, she is described as the devil of the house, she is audible at the beginning
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never told as MRS Rochester, she is said as an animal
word of negation for hero, never, did not...
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SYMBOLS
fire: is a way to clean all the past of Rochester, and to purify the House were Berta lived and died
blindness: a sort of punishment and a way to clean the sins, to be blind is a way of punishment but on the other hand it elevates Mr Rochester as a great man (Sansone in the bible)
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marriage: is the link between Jane and Mr Rochester not the word love, It is a social symbol in the victorian age
the son, thanks to which Mr Rochester lives
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NARRATOR
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she prefers to hide herself, intact the narration doesn't begin with the presentation of the girl but with a neutral sentence
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VICTORIAN BACKGROUND
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Bertha is the symbol of the devil in the victorian background, contamination; the fire is the only way to purify everything
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