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A
Starts with A. The young, energetic French girl at Thornfield Hall for whom Jane serves as a governess
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B
Starts with B. Mr. Rochester’s secret, Creole wife from Jamaica who is locked away in the attic.
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C
Clue: Starts with C. The first name of the masculine pseudonym under which Charlotte Brontë originally published the novel.
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D
Starts with D. One of Jane’s kind-hearted, intellectual cousins who welcomes her into Moor House.
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E
Clue: Starts with E. The first name of the brooding, sarcastic, and deeply flawed master of Thornfield Hall.
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F
Clue: Starts with F. A major recurring motif and destructive force in the novel, symbolizing passion, purification, and the literal downfall of Thornfield.
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G
Starts with G. The cold, oppressive estate belonging to the Reed family where Jane spends her miserable childhood.
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H
Starts with H. Jane’s deeply religious and resilient best friend at Lowood who tragically dies of typhus in Jane's arms.
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I
Clue: Starts with I. The surname of the beautiful, haughty socialite whom Mr. Rochester pretends to court to make Jane jealous.
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J
Clue: Starts with J. The fiercely independent, plain, and morally resolute protagonist and narrator of the novel.
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L
Starts with L. The charitable but poorly managed, disease-ridden boarding school where Jane is sent at age ten.
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M
Starts with M. The isolated house where the Rivers siblings live and where Jane finds refuge after fleeing Thornfield.
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N
Contains N. The specific employment position Jane occupies at Thornfield, highlighting the narrow social and financial options available to educated Victorian women.
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O
Starts with O. Jane’s legal and social status from childhood, which drives her profound lifelong quest for love, belonging, and family.
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P
Starts with P. Mr. Rochester’s loyal, large dog who accompanies him everywhere and recognizes Jane instantly upon her return.
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Q
Contains Q. A core theme of the novel, fiercely asserted by Jane in her famous declaration to Rochester: "Equal—as we are!"
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R
Starts with R. The terrifying, crimson-draped chamber at Gateshead where Jane is locked away, leading to a traumatic panic attack.
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S
Starts with S. The first name of the intensely devout, icy cousin who pressures Jane to marry him and sacrifice her life as a missionary in India.
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T
Starts with T. The gothic, secretive manor house that serves as the setting for Jane and Rochester's unfolding romance.
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U
Starts with U. The specific family title of John Eyre of Madeira, whose demise transforms Jane from a penniless outcast into an independent heiress.
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V
Starts with V. The surname of Celine, the French opera dancer who broke Mr. Rochester’s heart and claimed Adèle was his daughter.
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W
Starts with W. The desolate, open-air crossroads where the coachman drops off a penniless, fleeing Jane after she leaves Thornfield.
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X
Contains X. The surname of the warm, conventional, and slightly gossipy housekeeper at Thornfield Hall.
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Y
Contains Y. The protagonist’s surname, which fittingly symbolizes her ethereal spirit and desperate need for freedom.
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Z
Starts with Z. The intense, unyielding religious devotion exhibited by St. John Rivers, which threatens to completely consume Jane’s identity.
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In this game there is a wheel with 24 letters of the alphabet (not includin "q", "x"). The aim of the game is to complete the alphabet wheel by saying yhe correct word for each letter in five minutes.