Jane Eyre
Jane Eyre
In chapter 34 page 348- 349 of Jane eyre
how does Bronte presents family relationships in the novel as a whole?
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In chapter 34 page 348- 349 of Jane eyre
how does Bronte presents family relationships in the novel as a whole?
In Chapter 34, Jane is spending time with her newly discovered cousins... the Rivers. Unlike her experience in the Reed home, Diana, Mary, and St. John are caring, soilicitous, and genuinely interested in Jane's welfare. This is something brand new to Jane after her well remembered time in Mrs. Reed's home.
Jane Eyre