This novel's protagonist clashes with Blanche Ingram, and lives at Ferndean after refusing the opportunity to go to India with her cousin, St. John [sin-jin] Rivers. The title figure of this novel witnesses the death of (*) Helen Burns at a badly man
This novel's protagonist clashes with Blanche Ingram, and lives at Ferndean after refusing the opportunity to go to India with her cousin, St. John [sin-jin] Rivers. The title figure of this novel witnesses the death of (*) Helen Burns at a badly managed girls' school, and at Thornfield Manor, Grace Poole is employed to care for the insane Bertha Mason. The title woman marries Mr. Rochester in, for 10 points, what novel by Charlotte Brontë?
This novel's protagonist clashes with Blanche Ingram, and lives at Ferndean after refusing the opportunity to go to India with her cousin, St. John [sin-jin] Rivers.
Jane Eyre