Source- Jane Eyre Charlotte Bronte
Prompt-
Edward Mendelson, a professor of English and Comparative Literature at Columbia University, argues that “Jane Eyre is a novel of education in which the heroine seems to need no education…She suffers repeatedly, yet she always ends by making the right moral choice, apparently without ever having educated herself into doing so. Charlotte Bronte provides a detailed model of how to act, but, most oddly for a novel of education, she seems to provide no model at all of how to learn to act” (80).
Hook (Can be iintegrated from the prompt)
Bridge(Connection to hook)
Thesis- Agree that she makes the right moral choice because…
P1- Agree right moral choice of confronting with Ms. Reed
Chapter 4
-childhood justice
-her anger was controlled
-influence with Helen Burns
P2- Agree right moral choice of leaving Rochester
Why did she choose it?
-marriage (Prison) with Bertha
-symbolism of the windows
-wanted freedom and independence
P3- Disagree with the wrong moral choice of staying with Rochester at the end (moral or emotional?)
– emotional choice
-hearing his chant (superficial)
-bertha dying (reason)
Conclusion
