The titular character of this work learns of a fortune from her uncle John who went to America through a cousin that wants to marry her because she would make a good missionar
The titular character of this work learns of a fortune from her uncle John who went to America through a cousin that wants to marry her because she would make a good missionary wife. John Reed throws a book at the title character in this work, leading to her being punished by being sent to "the red room", where her uncle died. The title character is then sent to a school run by Mr. Brocklehurst, and later we see her lover lose his vision in a fire started by his former wife, Bertha Mason. Name this love story where the titular governess falls in love with her employer, Edmund Rochester, by Charlotte Brontë.
The titular character of this work learns of a fortune from her uncle John who went to America through a cousin that wants to marry her because she would make a good missionary wife.
{Jane Eyre}