Chapter XIX Flashcards

(15 cards)

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Who is the apothecary Jane is sent to fetch?

A

Mr. Carter.

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What is the main reason Mr. Rochester tells the guests to go back to bed?

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He claims a servant had a nightmare and cuts off further inquiry.

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Where is Mr. Mason kept while Jane is watching him?

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In a room on the third floor, near the scene of the attack.

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What does Mr. Rochester warn Jane not to do while watching Mr. Mason?

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Do not speak or attempt to communicate with him.

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How does Jane describe Mr. Mason’s wounded appearance?

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He is pale, silent, and bleeding severely from the arm and shoulder.

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What is the only comfort Jane is allowed to give Mr. Mason?

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A glass of water or wine she has been instructed to give him.

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What is Jane’s inner conflict as she watches over the wounded man?

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She is terrified but forces herself to stay and remain calm out of duty.

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When the apothecary finally arrives, what does Mr. Rochester make him promise?

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To maintain absolute secrecy about the night’s events.

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What does Jane notice about the attacker’s weapon or method?

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That it was not a neat cut but a savage bite and tear.

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After Mr. Mason is treated, how is he removed from the house?

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He is secretly taken away at dawn before the other guests wake up.

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What does Mr. Rochester tell Jane will happen soon that will end his current troubles?

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He says he will soon “cut the cord” and be free of his difficulties.

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What does Mr. Rochester ask Jane if she would do for him after this incident?

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He asks her to walk with him in the garden before the other guests wake.

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During their walk, what does Mr. Rochester say Jane has done for him?

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She has brought him “rest and tranquility” and is a “kindred spirit.”

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Why does Mr. Rochester tell Jane he must marry Blanche Ingram?

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He claims it is necessary for money, status, and stability—a worldly necessity.

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What does Jane’s heart tell her as she listens to Mr. Rochester confess his life story?

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That he is not truly in love with Blanche, and his heart is with Jane.

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