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2. At Lowood Girlhood: Friendship 2) Role-play of the dialogue between Helen and Jane in Chapter 6. 3) How do you understand the endurance in the life? 2. At Lowood Girlhood: Friendship 4) Translate the sentence by Jane on experience and liberty in Chapter 1011. And what role does it play in the whole novel? 3. Adolescence: love 3. At ThornfieldAdolescence: love 1. landscape painting and atmospheres of mystery, horror and prophesy Strange Laughter (Chapter 11) Clear frosty night (Chapter 12) Mid-summer evening (Chapter 23) Lightning and storm (Chapter 23) 3. At ThornfieldAdolescence: love 2. portrait of Rochester (Chapter 12) 3. How does Jane think of her encounter with Rochester? (Chapter 12) 3. At ThornfieldAdolescence: love 4. Role-play of the dialogue between Rochester and Jane in Chapter 14. 5. How do you think of Jane’s inner thoughts “ I grieve for your grief” in Chapter 15 and his frustrated love in Chapter 1617. 3. At ThornfieldAdolescence: love 6. Role-play of the dialogue between Rochester and Jane in Chapter 23. 4. Maturity: inner conflicts That I have to leave him decidedly, instantly, entirely, is intolerable. I cannot do it. –chapter 27 5. At FerndeanFulfillment: family To be together is for us at once as free as in solitude, as gay as in company. 5. At FerndeanFulfillment: family Role-play of the dialogue between Rochester and Jane in Chapter 37. Writing features (Point of View) Jane Eyre is written in the first person (“I”) which functions as follows: 1. indicates the characteristic of autobiography. 2. be favorable to reveal intense, fierce and sharp feelings directly and powerfully. 3. provides a full and complete thoughts of the whole event and the other characters from the angle of vision of the narrator. 4. makes the work consistent and tends to give authority and credibility to the narrative. The use of verb, adjective and adverb reinforces the strength of emotions. It makes the sentence more int