🏰Thornfield Manor introduces a new setting and atmosphere to the story.
👩🏫Jane's role as a tutor further develops her character and adds depth to the plot.
😂The mysterious laughter coming from the third floor adds suspense and intrigue to the story.
🌃The dark and atmospheric setting of the third floor contributes to the gothic elements of the novel.
🙊Grace Poole, the mysterious servant, is connected to the strange laughter on the third floor.
Who is Mrs. Fairfax?
—Mrs. Fairfax is a welcoming character who turns out to be the housekeeper of Thornfield Manor.
Who is Mr. Rochester?
—Mr. Rochester is the owner of Thornfield Manor who is away on travels when Jane arrives.
Who is Adele?
—Adele is an 8-year old French girl whom Jane will be tutoring at Thornfield Manor.
What is significant about the third floor of Thornfield Manor?
—The third floor adds a gothic element to the story, with strange laughter and a mysterious atmosphere.
Who is Grace Poole?
—Grace Poole is a servant at Thornfield Manor who is connected to the strange laughter on the third floor.
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00:09Chapter 11 of Jane Eyre introduces Thornfield Manor as a new setting.
00:22Jane arrives at Thornfield Manor and is warmly welcomed by Mrs. Fairfax.
00:41Jane learns that Mr. Rochester is the owner of Thornfield Manor.
00:54Jane will be tutoring Adele, an 8-year old French girl.
01:04Mrs. Fairfax gives Jane a tour of the manor, including the third floor.
01:13Jane hears strange laughter coming from one of the third-floor rooms.
01:21The laughter is explained to be coming from Grace Poole, a servant.
