1. Compare the childhood of Jane Eyre and Scout Finch
... bible readings and some parts learnt by heart, such as the "church catechism" (P.59). Other conditions include the weather, which is "bitter" (P.59) and as a result the heat of a "blazing fire" (P.59) is denied to the younger ones as the older students huddle around the fire in double rows. Religion plays an important role in people's daily lives. For example, Mr Brockelhurst makes the pupils at Lowood go to church ... every Sunday and learn off by heart, some of the parts from the bible. This theme of religion is very ... she gets punished. She decides to take revenge on Walter for th...
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