Chapter 15

Question 1

Voice narrative / perspective:

Answer 1

• All internal monologue, showing her thoughts about the conversation and
  provides inner insights to her character.
• Its all internal because its too tender and uncertain, secret to express in dialogue.

Question 2

Character:

Answer 2

• More emotionally mature, realising she has her own voice and can think for herself.
• She is by herself at this point and is now able to be in isolation without freaking out.
• Self-effacing, making jane not realise shes in love with him
  “his face the object I best like to see; his presence in a room was more cheering than the brightest fire.”

Question 3

Structure:

Answer 3

• Personal discovery - Bigger more emotionally mature thoughts.
  “I more than once, when sent for to read to him, found him sitting in his library alone”
• links to previous chapters when Jane would sit alone reading books.
• Dramatic irony because the reader is getting the impression that they are becoming more than friends.

Question 4

Genre:

Answer 4

• Romance elements -
  “I felt at times as if he were my relation rather than my master”
  Thus shows she’s more mature as she’s thinking about romantic relationships.
• Subconsciously.

Question 5

Context:

Answer 5

• Victorian women would usually not have thought in this way and would have been proper and prim.
• These are quite forward thoughts of a young woman of ambiguous class.
• They have very open and honest conversations which was not normal for an employee and employer relationship.