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Obedience

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Purity
Innocence
Calmness
Passivity

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Decay
Disease
Secrecy
Corruption

","correct":false,"explanation":"These ideas fit Gothic secrecy and physical decline more than the central symbolism of fire. Fire chiefly signals passion, anger, warmth, and rebellion."}]},{"id":"66c8eed2-f74a-4eb2-81eb-042e93c9767d","cardType":"basic","points":3,"front":"Which characters are linked to the fire motif?","back":"

Jane
Rochester
Bertha

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Jane
Rochester
Bertha

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Jane
Rochester
St. John

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Helen
Brocklehurst
Miss Temple

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Blanche
Adèle
Grace Poole

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Cold reason
Emotional suppression
Patriarchal control

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Cold reason
Emotional suppression
Patriarchal control

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Fiery passion
Open anger
Warm affection

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Natural freedom
Spiritual renewal
Personal growth

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Hidden secrets
Gothic terror
Social scandal

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Lowood
St. John
Brocklehurst

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Lowood
St. John
Brocklehurst

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Thornfield
Jane
Bertha

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Gateshead
Mrs Reed
John Reed

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Moor House
Diana
Mary

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Fragility
Song
Beautiful captivity

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Fragility
Song
Beautiful captivity

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Strength
Noise
Dominant authority

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Danger
Speech
Violent rebellion

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Permanence
Silence
Industrial confinement

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Victorian marriage
Social class systems

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Victorian marriage
Social class systems

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Industrial employment
Religious worship

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Romantic courtship
Personal friendship

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Childhood education
Domestic service

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She asserts her equal status and rejects the Victorian ideal of submissive femininity."},{"text":"Her social dependence, embracing submissive femininity.","correct":false,"explanation":"Although Jane lacks Rochester’s wealth, the imagery refuses to define her by dependence. She asserts her equal status and rejects rather than embraces submissive femininity."},{"text":"Her romantic obedience, idealising submissive femininity.","correct":false,"explanation":"Jane’s love does not lead her to obey or idealise submission. Through the symbolic imagery, she asserts her equal status and rejects submissive femininity."}]},{"id":"358e677a-c1de-4273-8811-af944355e045","cardType":"cloze","points":null,"front":"Jane’s imagery rejects [ ] in the [ ].","back":"Jane’s imagery rejects submissive female roles in the 19th century.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"Jane’s imagery rejects submissive female roles in the 19th century.","correct":true,"explanation":"The trapped-bird and net imagery challenges expectations that women should be passive and controlled. These submissive female roles were deeply embedded in 19th-century Victorian society."},{"text":"Jane’s imagery rejects dominant male roles in the 19th century.","correct":false,"explanation":"Jane challenges male control indirectly, but the imagery specifically rejects the submissive roles assigned to women. 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Jane’s concern connects to the laws of coverture."},{"text":"The laws of poor relief.","correct":false,"explanation":"Poor relief governed assistance for impoverished people and does not explain the legal subordination associated with marriage. 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In the context of 1847, this rejects the structural inequality imposed on women."},{"text":"It endorses conventional submission among women.","correct":false,"explanation":"Conventional female submission is precisely what Jane refuses when she rejects being ensnared. Her stance is radical because it opposes structural inequality against women."}]},{"id":"57c4cbb9-1810-4ccc-aae9-12ae4d3beb03","cardType":"basic","points":2,"front":"What purpose is suggested by Brontë’s "net" metaphor?","back":"Brontë advocates spiritual and legal self-determination.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"Brontë advocates spiritual and legal self-determination.","correct":true,"explanation":"The net represents forces that might trap and control Jane. 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Brontë advocates spiritual and legal self-determination."}]},{"id":"c45ae76e-2180-49a2-93ce-88287735936a","cardType":"basic","points":2,"front":"How does the ice/stone motif link to St. John Rivers?","back":"It suggests cold reason and emotional suppression.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"It suggests cold reason and emotional suppression.","correct":true,"explanation":"Ice and stone both connote hardness, coldness and inflexibility. These qualities reflect St. John’s reliance on reason and his suppression of personal emotion."},{"text":"It suggests warm affection and emotional openness.","correct":false,"explanation":"The ice and stone imagery conveys emotional coldness rather than warmth or openness. 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