Jane Eyre Chapter 32: Jane's Observations and Sinjin's Dilemma

TLDRJane takes pride in her students' positive changes, while observing Sinjin and Rosamund's relationship. Rosamund asks Jane to draw her portrait and Jane tries to play matchmaker. Sinjin admits his love for Rosamund but she rejects him due to his missionary plans. Sinjin discovers something on Jane's drawing paper, leaving her puzzled. Jane's role as a mentor reflects Miss Temple's influence in her life. Jane overcomes class snobbery and Sinjin focuses on missionary work.

Key insights

👀Jane takes pride in her students' positive changes.

💑Observing Sinjin and Rosamund's relationship.

🎨Rosamund asks Jane to draw her portrait.

💘Jane tries to play matchmaker between Sinjin and Rosamund.

📜Sinjin's dilemma between love and missionary work.

Q&A

What changes does Jane observe in her students?

—Jane observes positive changes in her students.

What does Rosamund ask Jane to do?

—Rosamund asks Jane to draw her portrait.

Does Sinjin admit his love for Rosamund?

—Yes, Sinjin admits his love for Rosamund.

Why does Rosamund reject Sinjin?

—Rosamund rejects Sinjin because she doesn't want to be a missionary's wife.

What does Sinjin discover on Jane's drawing paper?

—Sinjin discovers something on Jane's drawing paper, leaving her puzzled.

Timestamped Summary

00:00Jane takes pride in her students' positive changes.

00:20Observing Sinjin and Rosamund's relationship.

00:32Rosamund asks Jane to draw her portrait.

00:46Jane tries to play matchmaker between Sinjin and Rosamund.

00:56Sinjin admits his love for Rosamund, but she rejects him due to his missionary plans.

01:21Sinjin discovers something on Jane's drawing paper.

01:34Jane's role as a mentor and overcoming class snobbery.

01:47Sinjin's dilemma between love and missionary work.

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