1. Compare the childhood of Jane Eyre and Scout Finch
... Reed sees Jane as an "actress" (P.13) and a liar. She says to Jane "this violence is all most repulsive" (P.13) and this further reinforces her lack of compassion, cold feeling and harshness towards Jane. Jane is then put back into the red room and this times she faints. Towards the end of chapter 7, Jane ... is trying not to be "noticed" (P.64) whilst her attention is not on her work but on Mr.Brocklehurst who is ... -70. She learns to guide her emotion with reason. For example, when herself and Helen are in Miss Temples room, Jane keeps in mind what Helen has said about not being too ...
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