Those actions are actually the responsibility of Bertha (*) Mason, a woman who ends up burning down her husband's estate, Thornfield.
One male character in this novel masquerades at his own home as a gypsy before revealing himself. This novel's protagonist befriends Helen Burns at Lowood School. On one occasion in this novel, the protagonist is sent to the red-room as punishment, and misdeeds caused by another character in this novel are blamed on Grace Poole. Those actions are actually the responsibility of Bertha (*) Mason, a woman who ends up burning down her husband's estate, Thornfield. For 10 points, name this novel in which the titular heroine marries Mr. Rochester, by Charlotte Bronte.
One male character in this novel masquerades at his own home as a gypsy before revealing himself.
{Jane Eyre}