... the novel Jane Eyre. Both Gateshead Hall and Thornfield Hall have a gothic environment and unexplainable incidents occur in both houses. Nevertheless, the novel should not be read as a gothic novel but a novel that includes many gothic features. Brontë has used the gothic features to demonstrate how Jane's character flourishes when she is exposed to the gothic elements. The red room is the ... a mythic feeling to Jane and Rochester's first meeting that makes their later relationship appear more unusual. In Jane Eyre, the chestnut tree is brought up quite a few times. Between pages 284-3...

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