She denies that she lives in England and demands to be taken to the "real" England, a park where she purchases a knife that she uses to stab her stepbrother, Richard.
Her mother is described as "pretty like pretty self," and she describes herself as having "streaming hair" when she sees herself in a mirror. She denies that she lives in England and demands to be taken to the "real" England, a park where she purchases a knife that she uses to stab her stepbrother, Richard. With the help of her Martinique-born servant, Christophine, this title character of a collection of criticism by Gilbert and Gubar creates a voodoo concoction to try to make her husband love her, but it backfires, leading to her forced incarceration.  Her guardian, Grace Poole, however, likes whiskey, so this woman can sometimes escape, as she does when she destroys a bridal veil belonging to the governess at Thornfield Hall. Eventually jumping off a burning roof, this is, for 10 points, what protagonist of Wide Sargasso Sea and wife of Edward Rochester in Jane Eyre?
Her mother is described as "pretty like pretty self," and she describes herself as having "streaming hair" when she sees herself in a mirror.
Antoinette Cosway or Bertha Mason or the Madwoman in the Attic [prompt on Mason and Mr. Rochester's Wife]