Jane Eyre Chapter 12 by Annemette Christiansen https://padlet.com/annemettelinchr/qiut7eod2d68 Group Work en-us 2017-02-27 08:54:26 UTC 2023-12-04 13:30:59 UTC hello@padlet.com annemettelinchr https://padlet.com/annemettelinchr/qiut7eod2d68/wish/156339409 2017-02-27 08:56:47 UTC https://padlet.com/annemettelinchr/qiut7eod2d68/wish/156339409 Group 4 https://padlet.com/annemettelinchr/qiut7eod2d68/wish/156636678 Simone, Jannat, Julie E. & Amanda 

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Characterize the conversation between Jane Eyre and Rochester. (how do they behave and relate to each other)
 
Rochester is rather arrogant in the beginning. He softens up towards the ending of the chapter and accepts her help.
 
Why does Mr. Rochester not introduce himself when he finds out who Jane is?
 
His social class is higher because he is an employer and a male. Jane Eyre belongs to the middle class.
 
Find examples of figurative language and imagery in the second half of the chapter where Jane and Rochester meet
 
Rochester is the described as looking “lion like” the lion often symbolizes royalty. This reference is a nod to rochester's high social status.
 
Jane's clothes emphasizes her social status.
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