Ruth always sought approbation of her teachers, so she did whatever pleased the guardians and more. I think Ruth really does please the guardians because she finds easy success when it comes to expostulating them about punishments. Ruth easily gets away when she inveighs on other students and sometimes even adults. The guardians seem to turn a blind eye whenever she breaks out, violently attacking others verbally. I had suspected that the guardians had favored her, but it was a mere surmise since I did not have enough evidence to prove it. After doing something nice for a guardian, I have witn...

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... , lacked in physical strength and had a poor complexion. Autobiographical elements are recognizable throughout Jane Eyre. Jane's experience at Lowood School, where her dearest friend dies of tuberculosis, recalls the death of Charlotte's sisters at Cowan Bridge. The hypocritical religious fervor of the headmaster, Mr. Brocklehurst, is based in part on that of the Reverend Carus Wilson, the Evangelical minister who ran Cowan Bridge. Charlotte ... that she has never been totally deceived and caught off guard. She continues however , to answer all questions honestly , not giving too much aw...

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