💖Jane finds comfort in the kindness and assurance of Helen and Miss Temple.
📖Jane's conversations with Helen and Miss Temple inspire her to pursue knowledge.
🔍Jane learns not to define her worth by others' opinions.
😇The foreshadowing of Helen's possible loss hints at a future tragedy.
🌟Jane gains confidence and redemption with Miss Temple's announcement of her innocence.
How does Helen comfort Jane?
—Helen assures Jane that most of the girls felt pity rather than revulsion. She advises Jane not to worry about others' opinions but to focus on her own conscience.
What does Miss Temple promise to do?
—Miss Temple promises to write to Mr. Lloyd and confirm Jane's account, clearing her of all charges.
What do Jane and Helen discuss with Miss Temple?
—They engage in an exciting conversation on history and nature, demonstrating their intellectual interests.
How does Miss Scatcherd punish Helen?
—Miss Scatcherd tapes a piece of paper with the word 'slattern' to Helen's head as punishment for her disorganized belongings.
What effect does Miss Temple's announcement have on Jane?
—Jane's confidence is boosted by Miss Temple publicly declaring her innocence.
00:08Chapter 8 begins as the day ends and Jane collapses, feeling ashamed and expecting rejection.
00:12Helen comforts Jane, assuring her that most girls felt pity, not revulsion.
00:19Jane and Helen join Miss Temple in her room, where Jane shares her experiences at Gateshead.
00:24Miss Temple promises to clear Jane's name by confirming her account with Mr. Lloyd.
00:52Jane, Helen, and Miss Temple engage in an exciting conversation on history and nature.
00:59Miss Scatcherd punishes Helen by placing a paper with 'slattern' on her head.
01:08Miss Temple publicly declares Jane innocent upon receiving Mr. Lloyd's letter.
01:13Jane is inspired to continue her studies with renewed enthusiasm.
