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Jane Eyre, Chapters 25-28, Grades 11-12

In Chapters 25-28 of 'Jane Eyre', the novel reaches a dramatic climax with the revelation of Mr. Rochester's secret on the day of his intended wedding with Jane. These chapters are pivotal for exploring themes of trust, betrayal, and moral integrity. Jane is faced with a moral dilemma that tests the very core of her principles. As you read, consider the impact of these revelations on Jane's decisions, her relationship with Mr. Rochester, and her understanding of herself.

Question 1

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Describe Jane's emotions and reactions upon discovering Mr. Rochester's secret. How does Charlotte Bronte convey Jane's internal turmoil?

Question 2

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How does the revelation about Mr. Rochester's past and his current situation challenge Jane's moral and ethical beliefs?

Question 3

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Analyze the conversation between Jane and Mr. Rochester following the interrupted wedding. What arguments does Rochester use to justify his actions, and how does Jane respond?

Question 4

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Discuss the significance of Jane's decision to leave Thornfield. What does this decision say about her character and her values?

Question 5

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As Jane prepares to leave Thornfield, she hears Mr. Rochester's voice calling her name. How does Bronte use this supernatural element, and what might it symbolize about Jane and Rochester's connection?

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