Helen Burns helps Jane to learn tolerance, forgiveness, and peace while at Lowood School. The teachers often punish Helen for reading books. She continues to read them and calmly accepts her punishment because she knows sh

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Jane's experiences at Moors End with St. John Rivers result in Jane learning new things about herself that will assist her in the future. St. John lacks passion, "His reserve was again frozen over (p.200)." He even takes pleasure in torturing himself in the name of G-d. Jane admires him for his dedication and says, "He is a good and great man, but he forgets pitilessly the feelings and claims of little people, in pursuing his own large views (p.300)." St. John goes off to India to be a missionary and wants to bring Jane as his wife. She will only go under the condition that he calls her his sister and not his wife, which he refuses. Jane demonstrates her maturity and can decide her future for herself including the decision to live on her own. She does

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