... 's descriptions of what is going on in her own mind are very striking and we feel closer to Jane because we see events from her point of view. Her feelings, especially her conscience' and her passion', are often given their own voice, and seem to fight over her right to decide her own ... is shown when Jane first arrives at Lowood and the conditions are cold and bleak and this accentuates Jane's misery. "Wet lawn and storm-beat shrub, with ceaseless rain sweeping away wildly before along and lamentable blast."" The cruelty of the regime at Lowood is simply strengthened by the depiction o...

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