Blanche ingram Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

A summary of comparisons of themes and language techniques between the two novels written in so similar, but so vastly different time periods with different literary techniques and overlapping presentation of themes. This provides you the base work for an essay, with quotes included and highlighted, with chapter references throughout. Can also be used for general revision of key themes in both novels! Completed by an A grade English student looking to pursue this at University Level.

This document contains quotes, context and analysis of how Jane's character has developed due to the people that surround her throughout the novel. Consisting of: -Helen Burns -Miss Temple -Blanch Ingram -Mr Rochester -St John

ENG 3550-Assignment 1 Madonna University-Jane Eyre ENG 3550-Assignment 1 Madonna University-Jane Eyre.In what way is Jane and Mr. Rochester’s relationship doomed? How is this resolved? In Cary Joji Fukunaga’s 2011 Jane Eyre, based on the novel by Charlotte Brontë, the relationship between Jane Eyre and Mr. Rochester is doomed from the start. Mr. Rochester’s manipulation and lies. did not breed a good relationship with Jane. Mr. Rochester uses Blanche Ingram to make Jane jealous. Jane mus...

ENG 3550-Assignment 1 Madonna University-Jane Eyre ENG 3550-Assignment 1 Madonna University-Jane Eyre.In what way is Jane and Mr. Rochester’s relationship doomed? How is this resolved? In Cary Joji Fukunaga’s 2011 Jane Eyre, based on the novel by Charlotte Brontë, the relationship between Jane Eyre and Mr. Rochester is doomed from the start. Mr. Rochester’s manipulation and lies. did not breed a good relationship with Jane. Mr. Rochester uses Blanche Ingram to make Jane jealous. Jane mus...

These are the complete set of revision notes that I did the day before my exam. I wrote out every theme within Jane Eyre, gave a description of the context/writers intention's that influenced it as well as the name of each character linked to the them with their quotes. I included the themes of marriage, the Gothic, appearance, social class, gender equality, religion, fire and ice motifs, 'the other' and education. Each section has a detailed, in depth description of the characters, themes a...