Reading an extract from Charlotte Brontë’s ‘Jane Eyre’
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I can undertake close-textual analysis on a short passage from ‘Jane Eyre’.
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Jane is characterised as a polite, calm and helpful character.
Brontë creates a Gothic setting using classic Gothic conventions.
Brontë’s setting is isolated, lifeless and has a supernatural feel to it.
Brontë uses contrasting colours to make her settings Gothic.
Brontë uses the setting to reflect Jane’s isolation and innocence.
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