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Teachers & SchoolsSo…is she or isn't she? Mad, that is. Even though much of the novel is filtered through...
(Note: Although the novel leaves Rochester unnamed, it is common critical practice to call the...
Christophine, Annette's servant and Antoinette's nurse, is one character where a first-person...
A native of Martinique like Christophine, Annette is Antoinette's mother, and functions in the...
Mr. Mason, a wealthy planter and Annette's second husband, is mainly in the novel to anticipate...
Poor Pierre, Antoinette's little brother, doesn't get much play in the novel. He doesn't talk or...
With friends like Tia, who needs enemies? Antoinette first meets Tia when Tia followed her home,...
Sandi Cosway is the son of Alexander Cosway, Antoinette's father's son by another woman. Unlike...
Richard Mason, Antoinette's stepbrother, helps Mr. Mason fulfill his goal of marrying Antoinette...
Antoinette's Aunt Cora appears to be the one person who has Antoinette's best interests at heart....
Amélie, Antoinette's maid at Granbois, sleeps with Rochester after he is poisoned by...
Since the novel never tells us who's telling the truth, we're giving Antoinette the benefit of...
Grace Poole, Antoinette's guard and nurse at Thornfield Hall, gets some brief play at the end of...
Sister Marie Augustine is Antoinette's favorite nun at the convent school in Spanish Town,...
Godfrey is one of the Cosway servants who remained with the estate after Mr. Cosway passed away....
Myra is a servant who shows up after Mr. Mason and Annette get married. Aunt Cora suspects her of...
Baptiste is the head of the servants at Granbois. His respectful treatment of Rochester turns to...
Hilda, a servant at Granbois, is a young girl who's a mini-Amélie – all the...