Jane Eyre, Chapters 25-28, Grades 9-10

In chapters 25-28 of 'Jane Eyre', critical events unfold that test Jane's resolve and beliefs to their core. These chapters cover the aftermath of Jane's discovery about Mr. Rochester's secret, leading to her heart-wrenching decision to leave Thornfield. This section of the novel explores themes of morality, independence, and self-respect. Pay attention to how Jane's actions during this tumultuous period highlight her strength of character.

Describe Jane's emotional state after discovering Mr. Rochester's secret. How does she reconcile her love for him with her moral convictions?

Jane's decision to leave Thornfield is a pivotal moment in the novel. Discuss the factors that contribute to her decision and how this reflects her character.

During her journey away from Thornfield, Jane experiences significant hardship. How do these experiences test her character and resolve?

Jane's reflections during her time of hardship reveal much about her inner strength and values. What do these reflections tell us about her growth as a character up to this point?

The concept of 'family' and 'home' is explored through Jane's reflections and decisions in these chapters. How does Jane's understanding of these concepts evolve, and how does it influence her actions?