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Why did Mrs Reed not allow Jane to sit with her children and herself in the sitting room?

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Because she believes Jane is not friendly and attractive enough.

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What happens when Jane fights back against John Reed?

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She is punished and sent to the red-room.

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How does Mrs. Reed treat Jane in comparison to her own children?

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She treats Jane as inferior and excludes her.

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What does Jane’s reaction to John’s bullying tell us about their relationship?

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Jane resents John’s power and fights back.

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What does Jane’s experience at Gateshead reveal about the social class dynamics of her time?

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Lower classes are often treated with disdain by the upper classes.

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How can we interpret the friendship between Jane and Helen in Jane Eyre?

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A bond that contrasts Jane's passionate nature with Helen's calm spirituality

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What is the importance of Miss Temple to Jane in Jane Eyre?

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She serves as a maternal figure who offers kindness, guidance, and validation.

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How can Mr. Brocklehurst's actions at Lowood School be interpreted in Jane Eyre?

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An embodiment of religious hypocrisy and abuse of power

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Who does Mr. Brocklehurst represent in Jane Eyre?

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The oppressive and hypocritical nature of Victorian-era religious and social authority