One character in this work is asked to forgo studying German in favor of Hindustani, and this work's protagonist is taken to the red room as punishment by servants Miss Abbot and Bessie.
One character in this work is asked to forgo studying German in favor of Hindustani, and this work's protagonist is taken to the red room as punishment by servants Miss Abbot and Bessie. This novel opens with the protagonist reading a "History of British Birds." A fire believed to be set by (*) Grace Poole is later revealed to be the work of an insane Bertha Mason. The protagonist of this work attends the Lowood School, where she befriends Helen Burns, and later rejects the marriage proposal of St. John Rivers. For 10 points, identify this novel set in the estates of Gateshead and Thornfield, in which Edward Rochester marries the title governess, a work by Charlotte Bronte.
One character in this work is asked to forgo studying German in favor of Hindustani, and this work's protagonist is taken to the red room as punishment by servants Miss Abbot and Bessie.
{Jane Eyre}