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Brontë - Coggle Diagram

- - - - It's described in "Jane Eyre"
  - - - Structure
        
        different layers of narration, complexity
      - Use of time
        
        time shifts
        
        flashbacks
      - Theme
        
        Rebellion against sexual and moral codes, conventions.
        
        Analysis of passion and desire
      - Plot
        
        the story is told by two characters
        
        Mr Lockwood
        
        Nelly Dean
        
        They narrate about Heatcliff and Lintons
        
        Heatcliff arrives at Wuthering Heights and upsets the lives of the two brothers
        
        Catherine Earnshaw
        
        Hindley Earnshaw
        
        Heatcliff and Catherine have a relationship
        
        She doesn't want to marry him, so he goes away.
        
        He return after three years and he has his revenge
        
        In the end, he's reunited with her as tow ghosts.
      - Trends
        
        Romantic
        
        Realistic
- - - - Passages
        
        higher stage
        
        choices
        
        travel
      - Form
        
        fictional autobiography
      - Trends
        
        Romantic
        
        Realistic
        
        Gothic
      - Plot
        
        Jane is the main character
        
        She has Victorian values
        
        but she's indipendent
        
        She's a governess form middle class
        
        She represent the possibility to improve middle class woman condition
        
        through true love marriage
        
        She becomes a governess at Mr Rochester's estate
        
        She falls in love and eccepts to marry him
        
        But before the marriage, she discovers he already has a wife
        
        Berna, a mad woman
        
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        she escapes from the estate
        
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      - Theme
        
        It criticizes conventional Victorian views about women
        
        major feminist novel