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A
Starts with A. The young, energetic French girl at Thornfield Hall for whom Jane serves as a governess
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B
Starts with B. Mr. Rochester’s secret, Creole wife from Jamaica who is locked away in the attic.
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C
Clue: Starts with C. The first name of the masculine pseudonym under which Charlotte Brontë originally published the novel.
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D
Starts with D. One of Jane’s kind-hearted, intellectual cousins who welcomes her into Moor House.
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E
Clue: Starts with E. The first name of the brooding, sarcastic, and deeply flawed master of Thornfield Hall.
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F
Clue: Starts with F. A major recurring motif and destructive force in the novel, symbolizing passion, purification, and the literal downfall of Thornfield.
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G
Starts with G. The cold, oppressive estate belonging to the Reed family where Jane spends her miserable childhood.
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H
Starts with H. Jane’s deeply religious and resilient best friend at Lowood who tragically dies of typhus in Jane's arms.
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I
Clue: Starts with I. The surname of the beautiful, haughty socialite whom Mr. Rochester pretends to court to make Jane jealous.
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J
Clue: Starts with J. The fiercely independent, plain, and morally resolute protagonist and narrator of the novel.
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L
Starts with L. The charitable but poorly managed, disease-ridden boarding school where Jane is sent at age ten.
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M
Starts with M. The isolated house where the Rivers siblings live and where Jane finds refuge after fleeing Thornfield.
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N
Contains N. The specific employment position Jane occupies at Thornfield, highlighting the narrow social and financial options available to educated Victorian women.
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O
Starts with O. Jane’s legal and social status from childhood, which drives her profound lifelong quest for love, belonging, and family.
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P
Starts with P. Mr. Rochester’s loyal, large dog who accompanies him everywhere and recognizes Jane instantly upon her return.
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Q
Contains Q. A core theme of the novel, fiercely asserted by Jane in her famous declaration to Rochester: "Equal—as we are!"
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R
Starts with R. The terrifying, crimson-draped chamber at Gateshead where Jane is locked away, leading to a traumatic panic attack.
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S
Starts with S. The first name of the intensely devout, icy cousin who pressures Jane to marry him and sacrifice her life as a missionary in India.
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T
Starts with T. The gothic, secretive manor house that serves as the setting for Jane and Rochester's unfolding romance.
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U
Starts with U. The specific family title of John Eyre of Madeira, whose demise transforms Jane from a penniless outcast into an independent heiress.
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V
Starts with V. The surname of Celine, the French opera dancer who broke Mr. Rochester’s heart and claimed Adèle was his daughter.
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W
Starts with W. The desolate, open-air crossroads where the coachman drops off a penniless, fleeing Jane after she leaves Thornfield.
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X
Contains X. The surname of the warm, conventional, and slightly gossipy housekeeper at Thornfield Hall.
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Y
Contains Y. The protagonist’s surname, which fittingly symbolizes her ethereal spirit and desperate need for freedom.
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Z
Starts with Z. The intense, unyielding religious devotion exhibited by St. John Rivers, which threatens to completely consume Jane’s identity.
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