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JaneEyre1/11JaneEyreChapter1Summary:JaneEyrewasalwaysill-treatedatGatesheadHallwhereheraunt,Mrs.Reedandhercousins-Eliza,JohnandGeorgianalived.Once,shewasreadingonthewindow-seatbehindacurtain.Johncameanddroveheraway.Toheranger,shedefendedherself,butherauntcameandcommandedtolockherinthered-room.Feelings:IfeelreallybadforJaneasachildatherage.ImagineifIwereheratthattime,Imaygivemyselfupanddieearly.Eveniffacingsuchbadsituation,shestilllovedreading.Iadmireherverymuch.Chapter2Summary:Janewasdraggedawaybytwoservants,BessieandMissAbbot,andlockedinthered-room.ItwastheplacewhereherUncleReeddied.Thus,thewholeatmosphereremindedherofghosts.Shecouldn’tstanditanymoreandpassedout.Feelings:Ican’thelpfeelingthatJanewassufferingsomekindofmentaldiseasebecauseherauntandcousins’attitudetowardsher.Poorlittlechild!Ihopesometimeinthefutureitcanbehealed.Chapter3Summary:ThedoctorMr.LloydcametoseeifJanewasOK.Heaskedherwhethershewouldliketogotoschoolornotandthatwasall.Meanwhile,MissAbbottoldBessieaboutJane.HermotherwasMr.Reed’ssister.Shemarriedanearlypennilessclergyman,andherfatherwasfuriousandhadnothingmoretodowithher.Theywentawaytoworkamongpoorpeople,caughttyphoid,anddiedwhenMissJanewasababy,soshewassenttoGatesheadHall.Bessiefeltsorryafterhearingthese.Feelings:Janewassureunfortunate,buttosomeextent,shewasreallylucky.ShehadsomeonelikeBessiewhocaredabouther.IthinkJanewillstartanewlifeatschool.Chapter4Summary:Janewasintroducedtoaschool’sheadmasterMr.Brocklehurst.Heraunttalkedbadabouthertothattall,grimman,whichmeansherschoollifedidn’thaveagoodbeginning.Feelings:IjustfeelsickforMrs.Reed’sbehavior.Onecannotjudgeothersnomatterwhat,letaloneshewasJane’saunt.WhatshehaddonecouldprobablydestroyJane’swholelife!JaneEyre2/11Chapter5Summary:JanearrivedataschoolatLowood.Thelivingconditiontherewasreallypoor.Girlsthereonlyhadalittlefoodtoeatandsomeofitcouldn’tbecalledas“food”.ButtherewasateachercalledMissMillerwhocaredaboutthegirls,orderingextrabreadandcheeseforthem.Feelings:Iwonderwhyonearththerewasaschoollikethatinthepast.Whatkindofparentswouldsendtheirchildrentohellonearth?IamworriedaboutJanerightnow.Chapter6Summary:HelenwasafriendofJanewhenshewasatschool.TherewasateachercalledMissScatcherdwhowasalwaysdirectedagainstHelen.ShescoldedHelenwhenevershehadachance.ButHelenwasprettypositivetowardsthese.Shebelievedthatsincelifewasshort,weshouldbehappy.Feelings:Helenhadastrongcharacterasakid.Ithinkthatmustduetoherearlyexperienceasanorphan.Shecouldfaceanythingpeacefully.Manyadultscan’tdothatinmyopinion.Chapter7Summary:Mr.BrocklehurstannouncedtoallthegirlsintheschoolthatJanewasaliarandhewarnedthemagainsther.ButHelentrustedherandgavehercourage.Feelings:It’srudetosaybadthingsaboutothersnomatterinfrontofthemorbehindtheirbacks.Mr.Brocklehurst’sbehaviorcanbereallyhurtful.Chapter8Summary:MissTemplewasanotherpersonwhochosetobelieveJane.SheaskedMr.LloydwhetherJane’ssideofstorywastrue.AsMr.LloydconvincedJane’sword,MissTempleannouncedtotheschoolthatJanewasinnocentofMr.Brocklehurst’schargesagainsther.Feelings:MissTempleisthatkindofpersonwhogivesyoualightofhopewhenyouaretrulydown.It’sagreatlucktohavesuchapersonbeyoursideandsupportyou.IthinkMissTemplewillinfluenceJanethroughoutherlifetime.Chapter9Summary:TyphoidfeverstruckLowoodwhenspringcame.Thus,manyofthestudentswerekeptapart.Helenwasalsoill,nottyphoidbutwithconsumption.KnowingHelenmightdiesoon,Janecouldn’thelptiptoeingtotheroomHelenJaneEyre3/11stayedintobewithherasherlastcompany.TheyspentanighttogetherandHelendiedinJane’sarmduringherdream.Feelings:Helen’sdeathwasagreatlossforJaneinmyopinion.Butanyhow,Helen’sspiritleavesadeepimpressiononme,andIbelieve,oneveryonewhohaseverreadthisbook.Chapter10Summary:Soonafterthetyphoid,therewasaninquiry,whichbroughttolightthetruthaboutLowoodwithitswretchedclothing,poorfood,andbadconditions.Lowoodwasputintothecareofkindandsensibletrustees,andbothdietandclothingimproved.Aftersixyearsofstudythere,Janebecameateacher.Afterhertutorbothinstudyandinlife,MissTemple,getmarriedandleft,Janedecidedtoleaveaswell.OnherlastnightatLowood,BessievisitedherwithhersonBobby.ShebroughtthenewsaboutGatesheadtoJane.Feelings:It’stimeforJanetofindanewplacetogo.ShehadbeenatLowoodforsomanyyearsandsheshouldsearchforsomenewopportunityandstartanewlifeatThornfieldHall.Chapter11Summary:OnarrivingatThornfieldHall,JanemetthehousekeeperMrs.FairfaxandherstudentAdelewhoseguardianwasMr.EdwardFairfaxRochester,whowasalsotheownerofthehouse.ShealsometasolidlybuiltservantcalledGracePoole.Feelings:IguessJanecanliveanatleastcomfortablelifehereatThornfieldHallsincenobodyisafterher.Jane’sbrightnewlifestartsrightnow.Chapter12Summary:JanemetMr.Rochesteronherwaytopostaletter.Mr.Rochestersprainedhisankleinthelane.Feelings:It’saprettystrangewaytomeetyouremployerthefirsttimelikethat.Ibettherewouldbeinterestingstoriesbetweenthem.Chapter13Summary:AdelewashavingalotoftroubleconcentratingwhensheknowsMr.Rochesterwasdownstairs—shekepttryingtosneakdownstairstoseehimortoguesswhatpresentedhemighthavebroughther.Mr.RochesterandJanetalkedaboutJan