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Essay heading: Jane Eyre
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A fight ensues, in which Jane is victorious. Despite the fact that John instigated the fight, Jane is punished by being sent to the "red-room" by Mrs. Reed. The Reeds are Jane's only acquaintances, and since they do not treat her lovingly, she basically has no one in her life that is close to her.
When the story progresses to Jane's life at Lowood School, love and independence finally begin to make a show in Jane's life...
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Jane finds a mother figure in Mrs. Temple while she is attending the school. Mrs. Temple is, in reality, the only truly kind teacher at the school, and she shows Jane a taste of what being loved is all about. A major example of the relationship between Mrs. Temple and Jane is when Jane is accused in front of the entire school of being a liar...
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