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Jane goes to the Red Room
Jan gets put into the red Room because she keeps fighting with John. This is important b cause this convinces Mrs. Reed that Jane needs to be sent away. This also starts a new chapter in Janes life. -
The Day Brocklehurst came
This is important because Mrs. Reed told Jane that she was a horrible girl and was bad. Therefore Jane was looked at as a bad child ever since. Jane had to prove that she was a good girl at Lowood. -
Jane goes to Lowood
This is important because Jane goes to a place that changes her life for the better. Jane goes to Lowood and proves that Shen is not a bad kid. Jane has the chance to discover who she is and a chance for better education. -
Helen Dies
This is important because Helen was the first person that Jane ever really talked to and could confide in. Jane never related to anyone else as much as she did with Helen. This makes Jane more open and friendly around other people. -
Jane goes to Thornfield
Jane gets hired at Thornfield to be Adeles governess. Jane was at Lowood for eigh years and now she is teaching at Thornfield and she loves it. -
Jane helps Mr Rodcshester
Jane has nothing to do so she gets sent to do the mail and while she is walking she sees a man on a horse. The horse got spooked and a man fell off and hurt himself. This is important because it showsJane is kind hearted and that starts a relationship between the two. -
Jane saves rodchester from fire
Jane is sleeping and wakes up then she starts to walk into the hall. Jane smells smoke and coming from rodchesters room and helps him . This creates a trust between the two -
Party when Mrs ingrane comes
Rodchester wants Jane to come to the party. Rodchester pretended to be a fortune teller and no one figured it out except for Jane. He told Jane to take ahold of what she wants in life but it turns Jane away from Rochester more. -
In the garden
Jane is out wandering around and Rodchester sees her and approaches her. Jane starts telling Rodchester her feelings. This leads to the wedding. -
Night Bertha goes into Janes room
Bertha comes into janes room and rips her wedding veil off. This symbolizes berthas anger towards Rodchester. -
Wedding day
This is the day they get married. Jane and Rodchester were in the middle of the service when Mr. Mason interrupts. This leads to Jane not trusting Rodchester and leaving him. -
Day Jane leaves
Jane leaves in the middle of the night and doesn't have a lot of money. She left because she couldn't face Rodchester. This is important because it shows James characters. -
Night Saint John says Jane is rich
St. John comes to janes cottage and says her uncle did and left her a fortune. He left her 20,000 pounds and it changes janes world. -
Saint John asks Jane to marry her
Saint John wants Jane to go with him on a mission trip. John only wants Jane to marry him because she thinks that Jane will be a good missionaries wife. Jane sees his true colors. -
Jane goes back to Rodchester
After the proposal with John Jane realizes how much she loves Rodchester. This proves janes everlasting love
