This novel's protagonist has dreams about children
This novel's protagonist has dreams about children for seven nights and decides to return to her childhood home of Gateshead where she sits on the deathbed of Mrs. Reed. The protagonist of this novel is comforted by Maria Temple when her friend Helen Burns dies in her arms of consumption, and she later tutors the illegitimate child Adele Varens. The title character of this novel leaves Thornfield Grange and eventually finds shelter with her cousin St. John-Rivers. For 10 points, name this novel that includes the deranged attic-dweller Bertha Mason, a work about a governess from Lowood School who eventually marries Mr. Rochester by Charlotte Bronte.
This novel's protagonist has dreams about children for seven nights and decides to return to her childhood home of Gateshead where she sits on the deathbed of Mrs. Reed.
{Jane Eyre}