Jane Eyre
By Charlotte Brontë

Chapter Summaries
Chapter I- We learn that Jane Eyre is an orphan who lives with her cruel aunt Mrs.Reed. A bully John throws a book at Jane Eyre and her suppressed anger from over the years explodes in a rage attacking the bully.
Chapter II-Jane gets locked in the red room where Mr.Reeds' brother died.
Chapter III-The last chapter ended with Jane knocked out and she woke up very confused and terrified.
Chapter IV-In this chapter Jane finds the courage to stand up to her cruel aunt. Jane exposes her aunt for all the cruelty and injustice she has done to Jane. Bessie then later gives advice to Jane saying she needs to be more bold and stick up for what she believes in.
Chapter V-Jane starts her long journey Lowood. Ms.Temple is the only one who wishes Jane farewell. Jane thinks to herself that the fifty mile journey to Lowood seems endless.
Chapter VI-In this chapter Jane finally makes to Lowood and at the time it's a cold, gloomy......

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