Lesson overview:A terrifying visit in the night
- In this lesson, we will learn about foreshadowing and explore how Brontë creates a tense atmosphere before Jane's wedding.
- In this lesson, we will learn about foreshadowing and explore how Brontë creates a tense atmosphere before Jane's wedding.
Content guidance
Contains subject matter which individuals may find upsetting.
Supervision Level
Adult supervision suggested.
Jane Eyre:
- The Victorian era
- Introduction to Charlotte Brontë
- The Novel's Setting
- The Novel's Protagonist
- Introducing the Reeds
- The argument
- The Red Room
- Meeting Mr Brocklehurst
- Arriving at Lowood School
- Jane meets Helen Burns
- Jane is punished by Mr Brocklehurst
- Helen Burns becomes sick
- Jane decides to leave Lowood School
- Jane arrives at Thornfield
- Jane meets a mysterious stranger
- The mysterious Mr Rochester
- Fire!
- Jane's rival
- A stabbing in the night
- Rochester proposes
- A terrifying visit in the night
- Rochester's secret is revealed
- Jane decides
- The End