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If Jane had her way, she would probably tell us that she doesn’t have any character to...
Mr. Rochester is stern-featured, heavy-browed, craggy-faced, rude, abrupt, horny, twice...
Bertha Mason: is she an abused wife, or just "the madwoman in the attic"? Bertha’s family...
The first thing to explain about St. John Rivers is how to pronounce his first name, "St. John."...
Jane’s aunt-by-marriage is a selfish, hard-hearted woman who spoils her three horrible...
Helen is Jane’s pious best friend at Lowood Institute. Helen is extremely intelligent,...
The ultimate hypocrite, Mr. Brocklehurst is the supervisor of a boarding school for orphaned...
Miss Temple, the teacher in charge of Lowood Institute, is the only person able to protect the...
Jane’s cousin John Reed is a good-for-nothing wastrel. As a child, he’s a bully,...
In childhood, Jane’s cousin Eliza is just another nasty member of the Reed family; as an...
Georgiana Reed, sister of Eliza and John, daughter of Mrs. Reed, and cousin to Jane Eyre, is...
Bessie is Jane’s childhood nursemaid; she’s not exactly perfect, because she has a...
Blanche Ingram is, let’s be honest, not a nice girl. The daughter of one of...
Adèle is Jane’s pupil at Thornfield, a little French girl just under ten years old,...
Grace Poole, a stout, middle-aged, red-haired seamstress who works as a servant at Thornfield...
St. John’s sisters and Jane’s cousins, Diana and Mary Rivers are gentle,...
Rosamond Oliver is the beautiful young woman whom St. John is not-so-secretly in love with, but...
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