Scene #1 · Chapter 2
After being dragged to the red-room for striking John Reed, Jane resists physically and verbally, comparing herself to a "rebel slave" and…
Scene #2 · Chapter 7
Mr. Brocklehurst arrives at Lowood and, after Jane accidentally drops her slate with a loud crash, he orders her to stand on…
Scene #3 · Chapter 9
Jane sneaks to Miss Temple's room late at night to see Helen Burns, who is dying of consumption. The two girls lie…
Scene #4 · Chapter 12
On a winter walk to Hay, Jane encounters a horseman who falls on the icy causeway. She offers assistance to the injured…
Scene #5 · Chapter 15
Jane awakens in the night to hear a demonic laugh outside her door and discovers smoke filling the hallway. She rushes into…
Scene #6 · Chapter 23
On Midsummer-eve in the orchard, Rochester tells Jane she must leave Thornfield because he plans to marry Miss Ingram, proposing to send…
Scene #7 · Chapter 26
At the altar, just as the clergyman is about to ask Rochester if he will take Jane as his wife, a stranger…
Scene #8 · Chapter 27
Rochester confesses the full story of his forced marriage to Bertha Mason, explaining how his father and brother conspired to marry him…
Scene #9 · Chapter 34
During a walk in Marsh Glen, St. John proposes that Jane accompany him to India as a missionary's wife. He insists that…
Scene #10 · Chapter 37
Jane arrives at Ferndean Manor on a gloomy evening and observes Rochester from a distance as he emerges from the house. She…