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Jane soon finds out that she may not see Mr. Rochester for more than a year since he has decided to travel to Europe. Jane is saddened with this news but soon becomes excited when Mrs. Fairfax tells Jane that he will be back for a couple days. Though, Mr. Rochester will be back he won 't be back alone, he will be bringing a massive amount of guests to stay in the house. Jane is surprised when she hears of Grace Poole 's high pay at Thornfield, causing her to realize that she doesn’t know the whole story to Grace 's true role here. When Mr. Rochester and his guests finally arrive, Jane is forced to stay with the group even when they make fun of her. Mr. Rochester stops Jane when she tries to leave the party but lets her go when he sees that …show more content…
I would be just as upset too if I didn’t get to see someone I liked for over a year.
• Q: Why is Mr. Rochester bringing a massive group of guests back with him for several days?
• Q: What is Grace Poole 's real role at the Thornfield manor?
• I: I can infer that Mr. Rochester really likes Jane just as much as she likes him. I can infer this because when they were parting he almost called her, his—. I think he was about to call her his love.
• Q: Why does Jane have to go to the drawing room every evening while Mr. Rochester 's guests stay at Thornfield?
• C: I really don’t know how Jane doesn’t exploded when almost everyone is cruel to …show more content…
Rochester 's scream but is later assured by him that it was just a nightmare. When everyone goes back to bed and falls asleep, he knocks on Jane 's door to ask her for help. When Jane replies that she is not afraid of blood, Mr. Rochester brings her to Mr. Mason who was recently stabbed. Jane stanches his stabbed arm and leaves once ordered that Jane and Mr. Mason are no longer allowed to talk to each other. When Mr. Rochester arrives with a doctor who fixes Mr. Mason 's stab wound, Jane hurries downstairs to find a remedy to help. Once everyone leaves, Jane and Mr. Rochester go on a walk while he tells her a story. The story is obviously related to his own life 's situation but he refuses to admit that to Jane. Mr. Rochester runs away before Jane could answer whether or not him marrying Blanche would help him to finally become happy. 20.
• Q: What does Mr. Rochester mean when he says that the potion will give Mr. Mason heart for an hour until it wears off?
• Q: What is a capital error?
• C: I feel whenever someone tells a hypothetical story about someone, it usually relates to the story tellers life or someone they know.
• C: Ewe! I cannot believe Mr. Rochester is even considering marrying Blanche! I believe he can do so much better than her, for example Jane.
• I: I can infer that Mr. Rochester is asking Jane for advice because he wants to please her because if she says no to him for marrying blanche then he knows that
Jane soon finds out that she may not see Mr. Rochester for more than a year since he has decided to travel to Europe. Jane is saddened with this news but soon becomes excited when Mrs. Fairfax tells Jane that he will be back for a couple days. Though, Mr. Rochester will be back he won 't be back alone, he will be bringing a massive amount of guests to stay in the house. Jane is surprised when she hears of Grace Poole 's high pay at Thornfield, causing her to realize that she doesn’t know the whole story to Grace 's true role here. When Mr. Rochester and his guests finally arrive, Jane is forced to stay with the group even when they make fun of her. Mr. Rochester stops Jane when she tries to leave the party but lets her go when he sees that …show more content…
I would be just as upset too if I didn’t get to see someone I liked for over a year.
• Q: Why is Mr. Rochester bringing a massive group of guests back with him for several days?
• Q: What is Grace Poole 's real role at the Thornfield manor?
• I: I can infer that Mr. Rochester really likes Jane just as much as she likes him. I can infer this because when they were parting he almost called her, his—. I think he was about to call her his love.
• Q: Why does Jane have to go to the drawing room every evening while Mr. Rochester 's guests stay at Thornfield?
• C: I really don’t know how Jane doesn’t exploded when almost everyone is cruel to …show more content…
Rochester 's scream but is later assured by him that it was just a nightmare. When everyone goes back to bed and falls asleep, he knocks on Jane 's door to ask her for help. When Jane replies that she is not afraid of blood, Mr. Rochester brings her to Mr. Mason who was recently stabbed. Jane stanches his stabbed arm and leaves once ordered that Jane and Mr. Mason are no longer allowed to talk to each other. When Mr. Rochester arrives with a doctor who fixes Mr. Mason 's stab wound, Jane hurries downstairs to find a remedy to help. Once everyone leaves, Jane and Mr. Rochester go on a walk while he tells her a story. The story is obviously related to his own life 's situation but he refuses to admit that to Jane. Mr. Rochester runs away before Jane could answer whether or not him marrying Blanche would help him to finally become happy. 20.
• Q: What does Mr. Rochester mean when he says that the potion will give Mr. Mason heart for an hour until it wears off?
• Q: What is a capital error?
• C: I feel whenever someone tells a hypothetical story about someone, it usually relates to the story tellers life or someone they know.
• C: Ewe! I cannot believe Mr. Rochester is even considering marrying Blanche! I believe he can do so much better than her, for example Jane.
• I: I can infer that Mr. Rochester is asking Jane for advice because he wants to please her because if she says no to him for marrying blanche then he knows that