Chapter 13 Flashcards
Why does Jane enjoy Rochester’s gruffness?
Jane enjoys his gruffness, because she wouldn’t have known how to respond to grace, elegance, or politeness. Jane feels she can be open and honest as well
What does Rochester keep calling Jane?
A fairy, “men in green” are her relatives. This emphasises the mystical aspect to her. As an orphan, Jane’s past and future are both open, if she wants to claim fairies for kin, she can.Suggests their relationship will be ideal or special in some way=fairytale
What does Rochester wonder after seeing Jane’s paintings?
Rochester immediately wonders if Jane was happy when she created these images, and she replies that to paint them was “to enjoy one of the keenest pleasures I have ever know.”
Why is Rochester impressed with Jane’s paintings?
As “elfish” productions, they have spiritual and magical power over him.
Why does Jane like Thornfield more in ch.13?
Jane likes the place better now that it has a master.
