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In Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë, there's multiple global issues, Ib concepts, gothic elements and literary elements throughout the excerpt that lay out the setting of her story. It starts by mentioning many literary elements of imagery and repetition that make out an isolated area she lived in. There was a bit Ib concepts like "I longed to surmount", "How I longed to follow it father" and "all been spent at school" that showed culture and part of her identity. She spent her time at school with many school rules, duties and habits which was repetition under and Ib concepts. "I had no communication by letter or message with the outer world:" was a dark ang gloomy Gothic element. In the end, there was a global issue of depression and a gothic movel of metaphor, "seemed swept off into vague" and "I cried, half desperate, "grant me at least a new servitude!".

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In Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte, Eyre uses many Global Issues, Literary Terms, and Gothic Novel Elements to help the reader understand her story. She starts with using a lot of Gothic Novel Elements to help the reader see and understand her atmosphere. One example is when she says, " and heath seemed prison-ground, exile limits." This helps the reader know her atmosphere is gloomy and not very pleasant. You can see the vision in your head and think how it's probably not a place you want to be. She also uses Literary Terms to help the reader feel how she's feeling. One example is when she says, " desired liberty; for liberty I gasped,...." It shows how she wants freedom and how she doesn't feel safe. It also shows how desperate she really is for freedom. She also uses Global Issues to better describe her situation. one example is when she says, " I had no communication by letter or message with the outer world:...." This shows how alone she is and how to reach out to no one. It also shows how she is being dehumanized and knowing that means she is probably not safe or in a good state of mind. Jane Eyre was able to connect the reader with the story by using many Literary Terms and Global issues. It pulls you into the story to help you understand. It also makes you feel like you're there which is a big help when reading her story. Even though this was only an expert of the whole book, I have a pretty good understanding of what is going on and ready to hear her whole Point of View.

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In the excerpt of Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte Jane lives an isolated, introverted life. Her setting, she lived in a building near mountains, hills, and peaks. She had no communication with the world, and this brings a sense of isolation and a gloomy atmosphere. I saw a global Issue of depression throughout the excerpt since she was emotionless just going through her life not speaking to anyone for eight years. An IB concept of identity was shown after eight years of enduring being alone, she calls out to God for freedom. This also shows the IB concept of transformation since she finally started to take control of her life, and does something. At the end of the excerpt Jane asks for a new servitude pleading for a change in her life.

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This excerpt from Jane Erye shows a lot of different literature elements. It contains a lot of imagery because all throughout the story she is explaining with great detail about her surroundings which can help us visualize in our head what she is seeing also. An example of this is whenever she explains that whenever she glanced out of the window she saw the skirts of Lowood; and low and behold, the hilly horizon was there. There was also a huge amount of a depressed emotion all throughout this excerpt as she explains her surroundings of a boundary of rock and a heath that seemed like prison ground because of the exile limits. This gives off a super gloomy atmosphere because she is explaining the setting she is at right now is giving her the same vibes she imagined a prison would have. It also shows a large amount of the IB concept Identity because she explains that she is tired of living the same exact life she has for the past 8 years. This shows her form of character because it shows that she hates to repeat things on a daily basis for a long period of time. She also explains that she is going through mental problems because the environment she has been in for the past 8 years has taken a toll on her mental health. She is seen crying out loud desperately for a new servitude which she makes it seem as it is like the bare minimum they can do for her.

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In the excerpt many global issues, IB concepts, Gothic novel elements, and literary terms are used. Jane is at her school, Lowood, and she describes the place as a prison-ground with exile limits which is an example of imagery. That's also an example of the Gothic element atmosphere because it's giving us an idea of what the atmosphere is like. Jane stated that all of her vacations have been spent at school and that she has no communication with the outer world. This is an example of the Gothic element isolation and the global issues of abuse and dehumanization. She is being isolated at Lowood because they aren't letting her have any communication or vacations outside of the school. At the end of the excerpt Jane uses the literary term, "liberty" Jane stated, "I desired liberty; for liberty I gasped; for liberty I uttered a prayer," The word liberty means freedom. Janes wants to be free from Lowood because she is being isolated and dehumanized.

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In the excerpt, "Jane Eyre", the character talks about how they have been there for 8 years, yet have never gotten a letter or message from anyone from the outside world, which could be a sign of a global issue of dehumanization or abuse "I had had no communication by letter or message with the outer world:".

The character also says that how the house is placed- within a boundary of rocks which is a sign of imagery- that Lowood seems more like a prison ground rather than an actual place to live "all within their boundary of rock and heath seemed prison-ground, exile limits." .

They also show global issues such as mental issues, which could also be seen as more abuse because they state having one single routine every single day, not having any variation at all. Wanting and needing to have some sort of new thing to do, to have some sort of simulation, "--such was what I knew of existence. And now I felt that it was no enough;".

They go on to even beg to liberty, liberty being a possible metaphor for freedom, to give her a new servitude. they are crying and desperate for new stimulation which shows a gothic element of intense emotion, but could easily also show damsel in distress if the character is seeing liberty as a person who could save them from their boring existence, " "Then," I cried, half desperate, "Grant me at least a new servitude!" ".

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The things that can be found about the main character in the excerpt is that they feel isolated from the outside world. In the excerpt the person in question is describing the outside world that she can see, showing the literary element imagery and describing how bad she wishes to see it. According to the excerpt "... the blue peaks; it was those I longed to surmount; all within their boundary of rock and heath seem prison-ground, exile limits." Even the atmosphere that you get from these descriptive words is depressing, showing the gothic novel element atmosphere. She describes her life as being in a prison where no can get to.One thing that you see is the IB concept transformation in the way later in the excerpt she gets tired of all the things around her. According to the excerpt "... I tired of the routine of eight years in one afternoon." The character can't live like the way they have been living anymore and wants to escape the life that was normal to them. Living in a place like that can also have an effect on the mind, according to the excerpt " Then," I cried, half desperate, "grant me at least a new servitude!" This would show the global issue of mental illness cause by the lack of interaction with the outside world, the effect that this takes on a person is hard and this could be just the start of it.

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Victoria German

In the excerpt the author uses things like global issues, IB concepts, literary elements and gothic novel elements to help the reader understand the reader. For instance, in the excerpt the author says "I had no communication by letter or message with the outer world." This is an example of the gothic novel element of isolation because it shows that the character has no contact with anyone outside of where she is. The author also says "prison-ground, exile limits" which creates a gloomy atmosphere and shows that overall the character is feeling very isolated and upset. The character says "school-rules, school-duties, school-habits and notions, and voices, and faces, and phrases, and costumes, and preferences, and antipathies-such was what I knew of existence." This is an example of imagery, the character is describing her daily routines and she is showing how constant and how tiring her daily duties are, she is constantly met with the same faces, the same routines, and the same words and she is just tired and frustrated.

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Kaylee Mixon

In the excerpt, Charlotte writes a lot about the global issue identity. One example is the statement "I tired of the routine of eight years in one afternoon." This shows that some change was made to her routine in order for he to further explore her identity. The text also states "I desired liberty; for liberty I gasped; for liberty I uttered a prayer." This statement speaks a lot about change upon herself which relates to identity. In the passage, Bronte uses a lot of literary terms, one being metaphors. She states "for liberty I gasped" By this, Bronte is giving the idea that she needs liberty like the air she breathes but in reality, liberty is not as necessary as air. She also speaks of hyperboles in this text. For example, "an age seemed to have elapsed since the day" She is exaggerating the passage of time. It is rather likely that time has felt like a long time due to her mental struggles and challenges.

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Matthew Gutierrez Jane Eyre is a story excerpt written by Charlotte Bronte. In this text, there are various ways that IB concepts, global issues, literary elements, and gothic novel elements are shown. One of the very first things I noticed was the IB concept of imagery. The excerpt is introduced by saying "I went to my window, opened it, and looked out." This gave me a sense of imagery. I could picture the character going to their window and looking out. This is also a very important piece of imagery expressed, because the rest of the story talks about how the character feels isolated and shut out from the world and shows this a lot throughout the text. The rest of the text shows very many more elements in literature. As stated before, isolation is a big thing expressed throughout the excerpt, Charlotte Bronte shows the character as feeling trapped and not much known about existence. This is shown by also using other forms of elements, not just isolation. Towards the end, the character shows that she is free from the trap she was in.

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In this passage from Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte the narrator expresses how she feels isolated. The environment that she is in is very confined. She has had no communication with the outside world since being there, not a handwritten letter nor a message. She is trapped with the same set of rules and living over what feels to her, a repeating cycle with every week being the same for Jane. Jane uses a hyperbole to explain what she feels. For example, Jane states "I tired the same routine of eight years in one afternoon." This is showing that she feels as if one afternoon is taking an extremely long time. Jane expresses that she feels like she is living on a prison-ground. This affects her identity, if she perceives where she is staying as a prison-ground this truthfully explains how bad and strict the environment must be, even if Jane has done no wrong.

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Kylee Shick

The excerpt given from "Jane Eyre" helps bring awareness to multiple global issues but a big one being of how mental issues can lead to chaos, both mentally and physically. For instance, in the excerpt the main character describes how they have been in the same location for at least eight years. They also mention how during these eight years, they have been cut off from any outside communication. Through the use of the IB concept representation, it can be inferred that the main character probably has some type of mental illness. Representation can be seen through the sentence, "...school-rules, school-duties, school-habits and notions, and voices, and faces and phrases, and costumes, and preferences, and antipathies-- such was what I knew of existence." This sentence represents how the main character lacked any perspectives from the real world and was isolated completely for a major part of their life, which could lead to mental decline. The global issue of how mental issues can lead to chaos both mentally and physically can be seen towards the end of the excerpt. Through the sentences, "I desired liberty, for liberty I gasped, for liberty I uttered a prayer." and "Then, I cried, half-desperate, 'grant me at least a new servitude!", it is shown how the main character finally cracked under their circumstances. The main characters mental issues lead to the overwhelming disparity of wanting liberty or at least a little freedom, and it was all let out at once in a chaotic way.

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Piper Hinshaw

The excerpt written by Charlotte Bronte,"Jane Eyre" shows many different elements, global issues and IB concepts. Throughout this excerpt she talks about how she is isolated from the world. She says,"I had no communication by letter or by message with the outer world." This could also be considered as abuse or dehumanization because we can infer that she has been kidnapped or something along those lines. She also says," I tired of the routine of eight years in one afternoon." This shows the IB concepts of transformation and identity because she has been in that place for eight years and she now has given up that routine she's had. So far, it seems that if she went back into the real world she wouldn't know how to act or what to do since shes been gone for so long. Lastly we can see imagery as she says,"there was the blue horizon." This gives us an idea of where she is and maybe what time of day it is. Overall, this excerpt has many different ways to perceive it and also different elements, global issues, IB concepts and literary terms.

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In this small section of the gothic novel Jane Eyre, I found the IB concept that goes along with it most is Identity. Since Jane Eyre is about how hard her life was and how she just wanted to find peace and the sense of belonging. A big role that played along with her life is how her emotions were constantly unstable due to her traumatic experiences. Part of her was never able to find her true self and struggled deeply with identity crisis. The expectations that were set for her to meet were set very high. The community that she was in made it very difficult for her to live freely and have her peace. She was never respected for her values or beliefs and was continuesly brought down and forced to live a very repetitive lifestyle that she did not like. She was isolated and dehumanized all the time. Her intense emotions heightened the longer she was kept away from the outside world. Jane had a very difficult and hard time which kept her very unstable.

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Throughout the excerpt Jane Eyre used imagery to give us a visual of what the scene looked like and how the individual saw it. Gothic novel elements were used many times like gloomy atmosphere and isolation. Prison grounds were an example of the gloomy atmosphere and she shows isolation through it to explain how the individual is and feels alone. The global issue of abuse and dehumanization were also shown when she said "I had no communication by letter or message with the outer world" Meaning they could be kept from the communication of the outer world. Jane Eyre also highlights the IB concepts of identity, which shows how she views herself and it is not the best which also means she is not in the best place mentally, this falls under the global issue of depression.

-Leila Harmon

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Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte seems like a very interesting novel from the excerpt alone. For my reflection on the excerpt, I started off by mentioning the mental state that Jane Eyre was in, and how it was full of desperation and depression. I talked about how she desires freedom, and how the rules set against her would put her in this state. I noticed how this connects back to a loss of identity, or dehumanization, which is a global issue, and how it also goes with the gothic element of mental situations. I moved on from that to explain how the metaphor, "For liberty I gasped" shows how desperate Jane Eyre is for a change in her life. I also pointed out how it could represent a loss or lack of communication, as she can't truly express her thoughts or emotions with anyone. All she can do is follow these rules, so she needs to keep these thoughts and emotions bottled up, which could be very bad for Jane's mental health and could lead her to spiral. I also quickly mentioned how the imagery in this scene helps us to understand what is happening.

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This small passage of Charlotte Bronte's gothic novel "Jane Erye" showcases a lot of elements of Imagery, Literary Terms, Gothic Elements, and more. Bronte utilize's Imagery by going into detail about the description of the setting where the story is taking place. Than the lines "heath seemed prison ground, exile," and "no communication by letter or message with the outer world," is emphasizing on the gothic elements of its atmosphere, gloominess, and a lot of isolation. These details help the reader better visualize the storyline of the character and key background information. This isolation can lead to being one of the main big causes of how the storyline can change and how it can emotionally and mentally is affect the characters well-being and emotions. This also connected to showing the Global Issue of maybe abuse or dehumanization. In the passage it states "I cried, half desperate," and "for liberty I gasped, for liberty I uttered a prayer." These lines connect to the IB concept of Identity because that powerful choice of wording is an example of the characters emotions being on display for the readers. -Camila R.

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In the short excerpt called Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte, I recognize a lot of pieces of imagery that are mentioned. For example one piece of imagery that was described was when she woke up and glanced out of her window and looked out to see the building which consisted of a garden. This piece of imagery helps us piece together bits of where she is staying and how it may show why shes depressed. As she also mentions "those were the skirts of Lowood." Also Gothic novel elements later composed how she was going through a tough time in the last sentences. She mentions " I tired of the routine of eight years in one afternoon. I desired liberty; for liberty I gasped; for liberty I uttered a prayer; it seemed scattered on the wind then faintly blowing." Overall this excerpt displays Gothic elements, global issues and various other things, which further develop it.

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The excerpt of Jane Eyre shows many global issues and litticary concepts for example when she says "how I longed to follow it farther" shows how she may feel trapped and that she wants to be free to be able to follow the winding road and descend the hills like she once had done when she was little and her state is farther shown by how she talks about her living condition and how she has to follow the school rules, school duties and school habits and everything else expected of her making her feel like a prisoner. Some of the literary concepts she uses is for example imagery when she describes her view from her room through the window with the hilly horizon, the blue peaks, and the white winding road, shows what she sees form her enclosed and trapped room. The passage also shows how social roles change someone as she said how the times where she could wonder is gone as she grew up and have to conform to the social expectations-Alonzo

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This excerpt from Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte is reflecting the global issue of isolation, and it is depicted throughout the excerpt using the concept of identity. For example in the excerpt it talks about how this person feels isolated and tired of the same old life which to me sounds like this life they dream of is what they find their identity. This hope of something more is what they use to keep moving forward. Even though they may never find the unknown of what is beyond excites them. It excites them because it is different from their regular same old life they currently live. The excerpt displays the global issue of isolation and relays heavily on the concept of identity to do so.

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Jane Eyre is a gothic novel written by Charlotte Bronte, it contains many global issues and IB concepts that help understand the character\narrator. Imagery is a big part of the pre-reading we were given, it shows us that she's longing to see more and want more of the world than just where she is stuck currently. Transformation is also a big IB concept, as in the line "I tired of the routine of eight years in one afternoon" we can see that she does not wish to stay where she is after all that time. Depression was a global issue expressed the pre-reading whether it be direct or implied, we see that the character was crying while asking for a new "servitude" the exact line is "Then, "I cried, half desperate, "grant me at least a new servitude!". Overall the IB concepts and global issues helped me understand that our character may not be in the best place mentally at current, as well as their longing for freedom from a tormenting 8 year cycle.

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Kevin Rodriguez

Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte has lots of Gothic Elements. Isolation is a big part of the story. The character seems to be locked up somewhere away from the outside world. The atmosphere is very gloomy and not a home like feeling. The character describes the place as "heath seemed prison-ground, exile limits". Another way we can see the character was isolated was when they said "I had had no communication by letter or message with the outer world: school-rules, school-duties, school-desired liberty". When I read that part it sounded like a boarding school. There's also intense emotion when the character says "I desired liberty; for liberty I gasped; for liberty I uttered a prayer; it seemed scattered on the wind then faintly blowing" and after the character says "Then, I cried, half desperate".

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In my reflection of Jane Erye, by Charlotte Bronte i used many different global issues, gothic elements, IB concepts, as well as examples of visualization. I explained what the different examples of visualization in the story meant. Such as one type showing the gleeful happy outside world while the other showed the lonely sorrow interior. I also heavily highlighted the global issue/gothic element of isolation in which I gave examples of her not having any real type of access to the outside world such as her quote about not having communication with the outside world through neither letter nor messages. Using the IB concept of transformation I used citations to slowly show her almost descent into madness or insanity after following the same thing, same life and the same schedule each and every day.

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Charlotte Brontë uses a lot of imagery in this passage to describe the surroundings around her and what she is thinking or imagining in her mind. She says things like, "There was the hilly horizon. My eye passed all other objects to rest on those most remote, the blue peaks". This is an example of imagery that Charlotte Brontë uses in this passage. This quote really creates a picture in your mind of how these hills looked and the remoteness of them. Brontë also uses the literary element of hyperbole to exaggerate how long it has been since she was young. Brontë says, "An age seemed to have elapsed since the day". An age didn't really elapse since that day because ages usually last hundreds of years. Brontë also used the IB concept of transformation and said, "I tired the routine of eight years in one afternoon". After Brontë says this, she uses a metaphor to compare and describe how she escaped this place. The IB concept of transformation shows how Brontë used to be a prisoner and escaped transformed to be a free woman.