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Bertha's Hiding Space is ironic as its purpose is to help "liberate" her insanity, proved by the images of Jesus, apostles, and her caretaker. Regardless, she is basically imprisoned and forced to conform to what Mr. Rochester sees fit of her. -Noah Dainton

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The study room where Jane tutored Adelle

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The garden/grounds where Jane and Mr. Rochester kiss

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The Library where Jane teaches Adele and later has a formal chat with Mr. Rochester.

Zoe

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Bertha's Hiding Space- The Cabinet Space with the picture of the 12 apostles and the crucifiction of Jesus carved on it- on third floor

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Bertha's hiding place is a representative of the prison that women find themselves in when they marry, which they are told they have to do.
-Vaughn Vandegrift

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In this location, Jane has left the "low woods" and literally and figuratively has more vision and perspective of the world. The location change suggests this rise in standing and perspective

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The Parlor is a room in the novel that Jane, Adele, and Mr. Rochester spend much time...  A possible symbol?

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The Chestnut Tree is struck by lightning- a tree Bronte gives much attention in the text. This tree is definitely a powerful symbol in the text- and is an important part of the natural landscape.

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1. Write your name!
2.Note Geographical symbols in Thornfield (not just on the page, but from novel, inside and outside) Color Green.
3. No more symbols in Thornfield? Please comment on the possible suggestions the labeled symbols may have: COLOR BLUE

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The Parlor provides a sense of enjoyment for Jane and others in the house- they spend time there as a family, reading, talking before the fire...

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The chesnut tree symbolized Mr. Rochester and Jane's relationship
-Rachel Nabhan

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The Billiard Room where Mr. Rochester and his friends hang out.

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The third floor where Grace Poole takes care of Mr. Rochester's old wife.

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The Chestnut Tree at Thornfield represents Jane and Mr Rochester relationship. When Mr Rochester asks Jane to marry him a thunderstorm hits...and the tree splits in half. I think this is a symbol that the marriage was doomed from the beginning. A sign from mother nature.
Sophia Dawson

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The Location of Thornfield is slightly elevated and the vast field provides a generous horizon- a great symbol