Later in that novel, Thornfield Hall is burned down by Bertha Mason and the protagonist marries Mr. Rochester.
In Stella Gibbons's Cold Comfort Farm, Mr. Mybug vacillates between Scapegoat and Pard-spirit for the title of a study of one author with this surname. Another author with this surname was deeply attached to the married Constantin Héger, a fact suppressed in the biography of that author by Elizabeth Gaskell. A novel by an author with this surname is framed as a series of letters sent to Jack Halford by the protagonist, who falls in love with Arthur Huntington's wife Helen Graham, the title character. Another author with this surname wrote a novel whose protagonist is locked in the (*) "red room" before attending the Lowood School. Later in that novel, Thornfield Hall is burned down by Bertha Mason and the protagonist marries Mr. Rochester. For 10 points, identify this surname that the authors of The Tenant of Wildfell Hall and Jane Eyre, Anne and Charlotte, shared with their sister Emily.
In Stella Gibbons's Cold Comfort Farm, Mr. Mybug vacillates between Scapegoat and Pard-spirit for the title of a study of one author with this surname.
Brontë [prompt on Bell; accept "Branwell", "Anne", "Charlotte", or "Emily" before "Bronte"]