In the earlier book, Mr. Briggs reveals this person's existence during an aborted wedding.
This woman, who is described as a "clothed hyena" in one book, remembers her mother's parrot asking "qui est là?" in another text. In the ɤrst book in which she appears, a stout redhead is repeatedly blamed for her "curious cachinnations." In a later book, she lives with her aunt Cora a er her home in Coulibri (koo-LEE-bree) is destroyed, and she commits date-rape in Granbois (grahn-BWAH) using an obeah (oh-BAY-ah) potion from Christophine. In the earlier book, Mr. Briggs reveals this person's existence during an aborted wedding. The later book explains that this woman was called Antoinette Cosway before being renamed and shuttered in an annex of Thornɤeld Hall, where she was guarded by Grace Poole. For 10 points, what protagonist of Jean Rhys's (zhahn rees's) Wide Sargasso Sea is the "madwoman in the attic" in Charlotte Bronte's Jane Eyre?
This woman, who is described as a "clothed hyena" in one book, remembers her mother's parrot asking "qui est là?" in another text.
Bertha Antoinetta Mason Rochester [accept Antoinette or Antoinetta before "Antoinette"; prompt on "Mason" or "Rochester"; prompt on "Cosway" before "Cosway"]