How Brontë presents Jane's principles in this extract, focusing on how she adheres to the bible's word about marriage. What does this suggest about Jane's character? How Brontë presents Jane and ...

Rochester pities himself as he was forced into a marriage he did not want by his ... and St John Rivers in Charlotte Brontë's novel, Jane Eyre. Listen to the full series on BBC Sounds.

Jane Eyre is subtitled ... responds warmly to Jane’s principled self-defense and immediately proposes marriage, explaining, “My bride is here […] because my equal is here.” ...

Stage: Jane Eyre Leeds Grand Theatre Yvette Huddleston ... fled from the church on her wedding day when Rochester’s first marriage is revealed, the narrative unfolds moving back and forth ...

Her dissertation "Gender, Power, and the January-May Marriage in Nineteenth-Century British Literature" examines age as an important component of gender construction. Her essay "From Governess to Girl ...