Charlotte Brontë's Jane Eyre - Chapters 11-14 Summary

Jane Eyre starts her new role as a governess at Thornfield Hall, where she meets Mrs. Fairfax and her pupil, Adele. Jane learns about Adele's background and Mr. Rochester, the mysterious owner of Thornfield. Jane's encounter with Mr. Rochester is unromantic but intriguing. As Mr. Rochester's presence changes Thornfield's atmosphere, Jane learns more about his past and secrets, which adds to the mystery surrounding him.

What does Jane think about Mr. Rochester's moods?

How does Jane respond when Mr. Rochester asks if she finds him handsome?

What does Mr. Rochester reveal about his past during their conversation?

What is Jane's impression of Mr. Rochester's guardianship of Adele?