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This book is based on Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë.
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Jane Rochester is a memoir of the first years of Jane and Edward's marriage. Jane and Edward must overcome obstacles to bliss, learn to live together, and finally trust one another. It is a classic gothic tale with passion, danger and the constant guiding voice of Jane.
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Characters/People edit
- Jane Rochester: Formerly Jane Eyre, governess and schoolteacher. Married to Edward Fairfax Rochester.
- Edward Fairfax Rochester: Jane's husband. Lost one eye, one hand and was partially blinded in other eye in fire that destroyed his home, Thornfield Manor.
- Adele Varens: Edward's ward.
- Mary: Edward and Jane's servant
- John: Edward and Jane's servant.
- Mary Rivers: Jane's cousin. Recently engaged to Edgar Wharton.
- Diana Rivers: Jane's cousin.
- St. John Rivers: Jane's cousin. Brother of Diana and Mary. Leaving for India to be a missionary.
- Nathaniel Fitzjames: Edward's childhood friend. Captain in the Royal Navy.
- Doris Lace: Servant hired to assist Mary.
- Mrs. Fitzjames: Nathaniel's mother.
- Richard Fitzjames: Nathaniel's brother.
- Rebecca Fitzjames: Richard's wife. At one time was promised to marry Nathaniel.
- Edgar Wharton: Mary Rivers' fiance.
- Blanche Ingram Dent: Edward's former lover.
- Gregory Dent: Blanche's husband.
- Rosamond Oliver Granby: Jane's friend. Previously Jane believed St. John intended to marry Rosamond.
- Arthur Granby: Rosamond's husband.
Authors & Contributors edit
- Kimberly A. Bennett (Author)
Subjects edit
- Books › Literature & Fiction › Classics
- Books › Romance › Historical
- Books › Romance › Gothic
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