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this is so true and the obect of small shows alot just telling about how small she does feel she is able to truly relax, her escape is small

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In the Gatesehead padlet I mentioned how the gothic style windows were an imagery of a cage like feeling where Jane is trapped much like a bird. I think the large walls enclosing the garden are another reflection to this as Jane moves from place to place yet to be free. Especially as the walls enlose the garden which as Dawson addressed can symbolize Jane's eagerness to feel free.

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The large walls that enclose the garden to keep the students of Lowood from escaping.
-Mira Wagner

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When Jane is forced to stand on a stool by Mr. Brocklehurst she feels shame and embarrassment. Then other girls and Helen pass by her with a smile and Jane feels as if she is a martyr. This is a time in Jane's life where she feels as if other's have her back.

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The courtyard out front of Lowood where Jane met Helen

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The large classroom hall where Jane is humiliated and has to sit on the chair in front of her peers.
-Liliana Rodriguez

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Ms. Temple's room provides a temporary sense of limited escape and refuge because she truly isn't really ever alone because of her sponsers that check on her nightly.

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Ms. Temple's room where Jane holds Helen as she dies.

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Ms. Temple's room where she invites Jane and Helen to indulge in seed cake and tea. This is also where Jane stays with Helen as she dies.

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Adding a comment on the small gardens. I think it symbolizes Jane's eagerness to feel free. To me, a garden means a place to think and relax.
Sophia Dawson

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The woods are a prevalent setting motif in fairy tales- they can hide and protect- perhaps these woods Jane plays in are reminscent of her creative side, her ability to be hidden in the solitude of the woods... or?  Jennifer

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These small gardens might suggest the poor/or orphan student's potential for life and growth...Jennifer.
What do you think, Ms. Wood?

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The woods where Jane plays while Helen is sick

-Vaughn Vandegrift

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The novel describes Small Garden Spaces in the yard. Ms. Wood

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1. Write your name
2. Label a possible geographical symbol (inside or outside Lowood institute)
3. And/or comment on what the labeled symbols may
"suggest" as symbols
*USE GREEN FOR SYMBOLS
*USE BLUE FOR SUGGESTIONS