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The travels Jane partakes in from Gateshead to Ferndean are essential to developing her maturity, ability to love, and learning how to accept life changing circumstances.

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Infuriated, mistreated by John

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Lunges at John, taken to the red room by Bessie

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Forced to endure her demons in the form of a ghost

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Has to become mature in order to face the Reeds (almost to compensate for their childish behavior)

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Jane becomes governess at Thornfield

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Meets Rochester (owner)

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Rochester makes advances towards her

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Jane realizes her feelings towards him after Blanche is introduced and after she saves him from a fire

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Sent to Lowood and mistreated (again) by Mr. Brocklehurst

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Meets Helen and Miss Temple

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Constantly bombarded with notions of forgiveness towards Miss Reed from Helen

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Helen dies from Typhus, causing Jane to mature even more

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Jane supposed to marry Rochester, but doesn't after learning about Bertha

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Travels through countryside, ending up at Moor House

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Meets Mary, Diana, and St. John

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Learns through St. John they are cousins and that she inherited all of her uncle's money

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Tries to escape St. John's desire for marriage and ends up going back to Thornfield

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Thornfield in ruins after Bertha's burning it down and apparent suicide

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Rochester injured (lost hand and sight) and Jane comes to his aid

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Marries and has kid with him

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Exposed her early on to the cruelty of life through the Reeds shaping her outlook on the world as one with negativity
Symbolizes Hell through "red" imagery and dark setting
-Allows Jane to mature emotionally

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Cruelty only enhanced by presence of Mr. Brocklehurst
Gains more positive outlook from Helen and Miss Temple from her learning about forgiveness
-Allows for Jane to mature intellectually

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Cruelty only enhanced by presence of Mr. Brocklehurst
Gains more positive outlook from Helen and Miss Temple

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Cruelty only enhanced by presence of Mr. Brocklehurst

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Cruelty only

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Where Jane applies maturity to real life situations when Rochester is introduced
Needs to know his feelings as well as her own, allowed her to realize how to love again
Idea of love only supported by her missing of it after she leaves following the discovery of Bertha

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Causes Jane to come to terms with her family through the creation of a new branch of Eyres, the Rivers
Learns she gained money from her uncle's will
Examples of life changing discoveries

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No longer represses feelings for Rochester because they are too strong and powers through the life changing circumstances in order to love him unconditionally
-Symbolizes Heaven