... sees is "stirred" (P.12) Her mind was prepared for horror, "shaken by nerves by agitation" (P.12), she thought that the gleam of light was a "herald of some kind of vision from another world" (P.12). Jane cries out in terror, but her aunt believes that she is just trying to escape her punishment, and ... not her fault that the slate slipped and that there is an "invisible world of spirits" (P.69) who watch over you and "recognize your innocence" (P.69). To make Jane feel better, she reassures her that she is innocent of "this charge" (P.69) that Mr Brockelhurst has laid upon her and that...

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• Grade Level: High School