Chapter XIII Flashcards

(15 cards)

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When does Jane first meet Mr. Rochester officially?

A

Two days after his return, when he sends a message for her to come to the drawing-room in the evening.

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What is Jane’s first impression of Mr. Rochester in the drawing-room?

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He is less handsome and more peculiar than she remembered, but also intelligent and commanding.

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How does Mr. Rochester treat Jane initially?

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He is abrupt, moody, and subjects her to a series of sharp, probing questions.

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What is the main topic of their first conversation?

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He questions her abilities, education, and social standing, and then her drawings.

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What does Mr. Rochester think of Jane’s portfolio of sketches?

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He is surprised and deeply impressed by the passion and originality of her work.

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What is the nature of Jane’s most striking picture?

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A dark, unsettling image of a submerged female figure with an emerald bracelet, surrounded by a troubled sea.

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What question does Mr. Rochester ask Jane that makes her realize her lowly position?

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He asks if she finds him handsome, to which she replies, “No, Sir.”

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How does Mr. Rochester describe Adèle’s parentage and history?

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He suggests she is the daughter of Céline Varens, a French opera-dancer who was his mistress.

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Why does Mr. Rochester keep Adèle, even though he suspects she is not his child?

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He feels a sense of pity and responsibility for her as a neglected orphan.

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What does Jane realize during their conversation about Mr. Rochester’s past?

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That he has a troubled, complex history involving foreign travel and dissipation.

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What does Mr. Rochester request Jane to do every evening?

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To join him in the drawing-room for conversation after Adèle goes to bed.

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What does Jane reflect on as she returns to her room?

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That Mr. Rochester is plain but has a fascinating, speaking eye and a captivating mind.

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What does Mr. Rochester give Adèle after their first evening together?

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A new pink and white dress and a locket.

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How does Jane feel about the prospect of spending her evenings with Mr. Rochester?

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She is curious and interested, finding the conversations stimulating despite his moodiness.

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What is the general routine established between Jane and Mr. Rochester?

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They spend two hours together each night, discussing various subjects from his life and travels.

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