Jane Eyre, Chapters 17-20, Grades 9-10
In chapters 17-20 of 'Jane Eyre', the plot thickens with the arrival of guests at Thornfield, revealing more about Mr. Rochester's past and deepening the mystery surrounding Thornfield Hall. These chapters also explore Jane's internal conflict regarding her feelings for Mr. Rochester and her moral and ethical beliefs. Focus on how these developments affect Jane's character and the story's direction.
Question 1
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Describe the atmosphere and events during the party at Thornfield. How do these events highlight the social dynamics and class distinctions of the time?
Question 2
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How does Jane's discovery of Mr. Rochester's past relationships affect her feelings for him? Discuss how this revelation impacts her internal conflict.
Question 3
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The mysterious figure of Grace Poole is further developed in these chapters. Discuss her role in the story so far and speculate on her significance.
Question 4
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Analyze the significance of the scene where Jane hears a mysterious laugh and follows the sound, leading to a significant discovery. How does this scene contribute to the themes of mystery and suspense in the novel?
Question 5
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Reflect on Jane's emotional and moral turmoil as she grapples with her feelings for Mr. Rochester, considering her own self-respect and moral values. How does this internal struggle contribute to her character development?
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