Once again, Jane’s situation changes during these chapters.  Imagine that she is still in communication with her dear friend Miss …

Once again, Jane’s situation changes during these chapters.  Imagine that she is still in communication with her dear friend Miss …

Once again, Jane’s situation changes during these chapters.  Imagine that she is still in communication with her dear friend Miss …

The novel comes full circle when Jane is summoned back to the home of Mrs. Reed. 1.  Briefly describe what …

The novel comes full circle when Jane is summoned back to the home of Mrs. Reed. 1.  Briefly describe what …

The novel comes full circle when Jane is summoned back to the home of Mrs. Reed. 1.  Briefly describe what …

The novel comes full circle when Jane is summoned back to the home of Mrs. Reed. 1.  Briefly describe what …

Helen’s reading is serious, i.e., appeals to reason rather than to the imagination, like Jane’s reading. Is this appropriate to …

Helen’s reading is serious, i.e., appeals to reason rather than to the imagination, like Jane’s reading. Is this appropriate to …

Helen’s reading is serious, i.e., appeals to reason rather than to the imagination, like Jane’s reading. Is this appropriate to …